Smart Furniture in College

Traditional design with no technological components

Integration with technology for enhanced functionality (correct)

Lack of customization options

Heavy and difficult to move

It adds unnecessary complexity to the living environment

It is not cost-effective compared to traditional furniture

It maximizes space efficiency in small dorm rooms (correct)

It requires frequent maintenance and repairs

Limited adaptability to changing needs

Increased reliance on manual labor for daily tasks

Improved organization and storage capabilities (correct)

Higher risk of obsolescence

<p>Adjustable standing desks = Promoting ergonomic study habits Smart whiteboards = Interactive classroom presentations Charging stations with lockers = Secure device storage and charging Collaborative seating pods = Encouraging group discussions and teamwork</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Energy-efficient design = Reduced environmental impact Recycled materials usage = Promotion of eco-friendly practices Modular and adaptable structures = Long-term resource efficiency Smart sensors for energy management = Optimized use of utilities and resources</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Improved posture and comfort = Enhanced focus and productivity Interactive learning environments = Increased engagement and participation Convenient device management = Reduced distractions during classes Support for collaborative activities = Fostering teamwork and creativity</p> Signup and view all the answers