3D Printed ‘Haus’ Smart Home That Is Ready To Move-In

The Haus is a smart pre fab home that is available in three configurations, it's move in ready and can withstand an earthquake

The Haus is a smart pre-fab home that is available in three configurations, it's move-in ready and can withstand an earthquake

Prefab homes are getting more and more popularity as they are so easy to construct and the cost isn’t too high. A 3D-printed prefab smart home with off-grid capability has started shipping, offering buyers the chance to live anywhere. The Haus model is a fully autonomous unit with the option to run entirely on solar power.

Haus.me has been experimenting with fully autonomous, off-grid mobile homes since it’s founding in 2016. It has developed a patented composite polymer insulation that can be 3D-printed into a construction material for building walls. Combined with the company’s six-panelled windows, the prefabricated units have the potential to save buyers thousands of dollars in annual energy costs.

The house doesn’t require an electric grid, propane, natural gas, firewood or any other fuel. it instead uses solar energy for heating, cooling and electricity, working in both hot and cold climates. Each model is outfitted with remote-controlled smart systems, high-tech appliances, and built-in furniture. There is also an air-to-water generator is hooked up to a purification system, as well as a bioactive sewage system for treating black water.

The design is available in three models — the 400-square-foot single-story home, an 800-square-foot house with two bedrooms; and the mFour, a 1,600-square-foot model spanning two floors with three bedrooms and two baths. Customers can personalize the grid-connected base model to include off-grid technologies.

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The house features a minimalist interior and everything you may need is smartly hidden inside sleek white panels

The house features a minimalist interior and everything you may need is smartly hidden inside sleek white panels

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a murphy's bed is always a practical solution for minimalist space

a murphy's bed is always a practical solution for minimalist space

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The kitchen is also here, hidden behind the panels, and the fridge is on the left

The kitchen is also here, hidden behind the panels, and the fridge is on the left

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The bathroom is tiny but has everything necessary - a shower, a toilet and a sink, it's also done in white

The bathroom is tiny but has everything necessary - a shower, a toilet and a sink, it's also done in white

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Glazed walls let much light in and connect the indoor spaces to outdoor ones

Glazed walls let much light in and connect the indoor spaces to outdoor ones

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This is a model of mOne - a Haus with a single bedroom that you can also see in the pics above

This is a model of mOne - a Haus with a single bedroom that you can also see in the pics above

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There' also a Haus with a living room and a bedroom, which is larger but has the same characteristics - it's prefab, ready to move in and can be constructed very fast

There' also a Haus with a living room and a bedroom, which is larger but has the same characteristics - it's prefab, ready to move in and can be constructed very fast

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Here's how these houses look on the outside, they connect you with nature and they will be nice options for forest cabins or as holiday homes

Here's how these houses look on the outside, they connect you with nature and they will be nice options for forest cabins or as holiday homes

Source: designboom