I will now explain the Smart Mobility Module project.
Revolutionizing future living: Solving issues via self-sufficiency.
Skipping my profile for now. Let's look at the challenges.
In modern society, disasters are reported in the news daily.
In Japan, we see such reports almost every single day.
From major events to minor ones, they've been frequent lately.
Globally, it’s not just disasters; conflicts are also occurring...
...simultaneously across the world. We live in such an era.
The shortage of shelter spaces will become a major issue.
Furthermore, traditional real estate is reaching its limits.
Major nations are facing real estate structural problems right now.
For example, even with a 30 to 35-year mortgage...
The building's value drops, leaving value only in the land.
As the years pass, its value as a fixed asset depreciates.
There are many problems surrounding this reality.
Add to that repair costs, management fees, and taxes.
Real estate has many location constraints and regulations.
On top of that, inflation is driving up prices everywhere.
Costs have skyrocketed compared to 10 or 20 years ago.
Rising interest rates will further impact the market.
Recent global issues like carry trades are also affecting this situation.
This will heavily affect future mortgages and real estate.
Hotel and accommodation costs are also skyrocketing.
Stagflation is driving up prices while real income stagnates.
Rising expenses are putting tremendous pressure on our lives.
This is a global trend, not specific to any one country.
In Japan, "Akiya" (vacant houses) are a major social issue.
By 2025, there will be about 9 to 10 million vacant homes.
Many can't be rebuilt or have lost their structural value.
High renovation costs and aging infrastructure are major hurdles.
Maintenance is becoming difficult financially and operationally.
Next is energy, food crises, and rising infrastructure costs.
Prices for basics like rice and vegetables continue to rise.
News shows international conflicts and defense-related issues.
Climate, tariffs, and global politics are all driving prices up.
Capitalism itself is showing signs of strain.
The need for local self-sufficiency is rising.
As a solution, we propose the Smart Mobility House.
Our mission: Mobile, self-sufficient homes that break housing norms.
Key feature: Freedom from land-use zoning restrictions.
They can be moved and installed anywhere.
These are "Module Houses," similar to tiny or mobile homes.
Trailer houses have wheels, but Module Houses are a broader concept.
They are mostly or entirely factory-built and then assembled.
Materials range from lightweight steel to standard wood.
High-quality residential materials are used in production.
IoT and AI are integrated for remote management.
Using tech like Starlink, communication is built-in.
Connectivity infrastructure is available wherever you move.
They can also be deployed instantly for agricultural DX.
For self-sufficiency, we use lightweight solar panels.
We avoid eco-destructive mega-solar projects.
While not 100%, we achieve significant energy independence.
Even partial self-reliance is possible using solar panels.
We use water purification and modern propane systems.
In Japan, these are optimized for disaster resilience.
They can be used anywhere, not just as emergency goods.
These systems can be added as permanent options.
With no zoning limits, they can be placed on farmland.
Legal procedures for land-use change may still apply.
They can be set up in forests or storage yards without limits.
Installation is possible almost anywhere.
Foundation work may require some adjustments.
In disasters, they serve as immediate-use shelters.
Units include bathrooms, kitchens, and bedrooms.
They are moved by trailer and positioned by crane.
With a disaster alert, early evacuation is possible.
We are also looking into industrial drone transport.
As drones evolve, we plan to utilize that tech.
Kits can be divided and transported in multiple trips.
Drones could even carry components over mountains.
This is a future assumption.
Looking ahead to our future vision...
...it might be a story for the more distant future.
Regarding floating houses and advanced mobility...
...we expect to see levitating structures.
This won't be a massive environmental impact.
Instead, lightweight modules will be used for living.
Even if not 100%, we can utilize solar panels.
This way, we won't depend entirely on the grid.
We can achieve self-sufficiency with water tanks and gas.
Various types of propane gas are now available.
In Japan, these are being refined for disaster resilience.
They can be used effectively in many different places.
These aren't just for emergencies, but are viable options.
You can choose to install them as a permanent setup.
Self-sufficiency in food via farming is also possible.
Since there are no zoning limits, even farmland is an option.
Procedures for land-use change may be required.
But forests or storage yards are generally accessible.
Setting up in such places is basically possible.
Though foundation work requires some creative effort.
In disasters, they serve as immediate-use shelters.
Equipped with bathrooms, kitchens, and bedrooms...
...these modules can be instantly utilized.
They are moved by trailer and positioned by crane.
In case of a disaster alert, early evacuation is possible.
Using these units for temporary shelter is a viable solution.
Regarding future drone transport...
...as industrial drones evolve...
...we hope to utilize them for our mobility modules.
Components can be divided into kits for delivery.
Instead of one heavy trip, multiple trips are possible.
Transporting parts over mountains via drones...
...is something we believe can be achieved.
This is our vision for the future.
Looking ahead to our long-term future vision...
...we envision floating houses.
In the era of flying cars, everything will be mobile.
We will see structures that can levitate and move. WEBVTT Kind: captions Language: en
It's not about the house flying alone, but moving on a levitating platform.
I believe various applications like this are possible.
It’s a vision filled with future possibilities.
We envision drone transport and contributing to space development.
With the progress in space exploration, there will be new needs.
Using 3D printers to build modules on-site or assembling them elsewhere.
We aim to contribute our module concepts to space programs.
That's our vision. Now, regarding market opportunities...
...real estate values and perspectives are shifting greatly.
High-rise luxury living is one thing, but overall values are changing.
While prices soar in some urban areas, others struggle to sell.
This imbalance is a major issue in the industry.
Not only in Japan, but major developers face daily challenges.
Under current capitalism and global conflicts...
...these trends are expected to accelerate.
For those feeling uneasy with this, or for those relocating...
...Module Houses offer an immediate housing solution.
Local governments also seek ways to utilize vacant houses.
They could use modules for regional development and relocation.
Governments could install these units as part of local projects.
They can also serve vacation rentals or hotel businesses.
Companies can use them for shops, staff housing, or "workations."
They are perfect as new remote work hubs.
The global modular housing market is estimated at 50 trillion yen.
This projection is for the next 10 to 15 years.
Japan has 10 million vacant houses, adding to growth potential.
Demand for remote work and inflation hedges will keep rising.
Tech like AI, robotics, and 3D printing will drive this.
Current data predicts a 7-8% annual growth rate (CAGR).
The market is currently around 13 to 15 trillion yen.
By 2036, it's expected to reach 40 trillion yen.
In 20 years, it could grow to 80 trillion yen.
These are realistic forecasts based on current trends.
Factors include urban decentralization and population shifts.
Mobile housing offers the freedom to choose where to live.
This market is expected to grow rapidly.
People will choose their living environment freely.
Technologies like AI and robotics will accelerate this.
The speed of change over the next 10 years will be unprecedented.
It won't be the same pace as the last few decades.
AI and robots will perform tasks beyond human capacity.
When you factor this in, the market potential is immense.
Regarding social impact, we see constant disaster reports.
News about earthquakes is practically a daily occurrence.
Our modules provide instant response and pre-disaster preparation.
Future drone transport could deliver modules to disaster zones.
We also focus on vacant house utilization and local growth.
The number of people seeking new lifestyles is increasing.
Modules offer a faster alternative to time-consuming renovations.
You can place a module next to an old house for immediate use.
This enables quick and flexible living arrangements.
As an inflation hedge, they offer low-cost living options.
Owners can also utilize them for sharing or rentals.
They can serve as community hubs for regional projects.
The possibilities for various uses are endless.
Environmental impact is reduced via solar panels and recycling.
We also have projects using domestic wood units.
Factory production eliminates the need for on-site construction.
Mass manufacturing ensures quality and efficiency.
This approach significantly lowers the environmental footprint.
Our competitive edge lies in being zoning-free.
They can be installed almost anywhere outside residential land.
Of course, ground surveys are still necessary.
They work as homes, shelters, shops, and farm support.
Integrating IoT, AI, and XR tech makes them high-performance.
They aren't just simple shelters; they are stylish, smart spaces.
This technology leads to a lifestyle revolution.
Remote management via apps and sensors is fully possible.
Our future vision includes levitating floating houses.
Compared to high-cost traditional housing...
...modules provide better value and flexibility.
They avoid the long-term financial burdens of standard homes.
Unlike old prefabs, we use high-quality materials.
Factory integration ensures residential-grade durability.
This high value-add is our key strength.
Sustainability is at the core of our recognition.
Regarding "DAO Organization" and our future vision...
...it's not just about blockchain or tokens.
It's about flat, co-creative collaboration.
Traditional top-down capitalist models are failing.
I doubt if those old management styles will work in the future.
We envision a community where everyone has a meaningful role.
With AI and robots, humans can focus on what they love.
We operate as a flat networked organization.
I'm not looking for a quick exit strategy.
The goal is long-term, sustainable operations.
We are recruiting logistics, IT, engineering, and sales teams.
The modular design allows for endless future options.
This includes drone transport and space exploration.
We are moving beyond traditional capitalism to community-work.
Our vision is a lifestyle revolution.
Let's create the future together. Disasters are constant now.
News reports on eruptions, rising sea levels, and more.
Aging infrastructure is failing and being destroyed.
Major events are triggering chain reactions globally.
Japan, as an island nation, is particularly vulnerable.
Currently, various apps, IoT sensor integrations, and other technologies make many things possible.
As a vision for the future, we are aiming to develop "Floating Houses."
Regarding our competitive advantage: traditional housing is extremely high-cost.
As mentioned, the real estate industry faces many issues, and conventional methods are becoming difficult.
A home is a massive purchase that lasts 20 or 30 years, involving various costs and problems.
We aim to reduce overall costs by shifting away from low-functioning traditional prefabs.
By centralizing production in factories with unified high-quality materials, we can achieve results close to general architecture.
This flexibility provides high added value and addresses various modern cost concerns.
Furthermore, we believe this approach will be recognized for its sustainable environmental considerations.
Regarding the "DAO Organization and Future Vision," this isn't just about blockchain tokens or payments.
Instead, we advocate for "Co-creation"—a flat structure that isn't top-down.
Current capitalism and traditional power hierarchies are causing bottlenecks in many areas.
I have doubts about whether these old management styles will remain viable in the future.
We are looking at community-style involvement where each participant has a meaningful role.
With AI and robotics emerging, humans should focus on what they truly love and excel at.
We envision a flat organizational structure based on role-sharing rather than rigid authority.
I am not interested in the typical startup "exit strategy" focused only on short-term sales.
Our vision is a DAO-style model designed for long-term, sustainable operations.
We are currently recruiting for our starting team: logistics, import, IT engineers, and communications.
We are also looking for technicians and sales professionals to join us.
In the future, we envision these houses having the functional ability to float in the air.
Since these houses are built using modules, we anticipate endless possibilities for expansion.
Various features could be added as future options to enhance the living experience.
This also ties into industrial drone transport and space development initiatives.
We are witnessing a shift from traditional capitalism to a transformation in work and lifestyle.
Our vision is to drive this change through a community-driven co-creation model.
It's no exaggeration to say that we see reports of natural disasters every single day.
From volcanic eruptions to rising sea levels and ground stability issues, the risks are everywhere.
Existing infrastructure is aging and prone to destruction, leading to complex social problems.
When a major disaster strikes, it often triggers a chain reaction of related issues.
Japan, as an island nation, is blessed with beauty but faces unique geographical risks.
Within this context, I believe it's essential to establish this new style of living.
"Smart Mobility Houses": A fast-response lifestyle for a resilient future.
Through DAO-style co-creation, we aim for a sustainable society and futuristic spaces.
We hope you resonate with this vision that solves social issues with futuristic romance.
Thank you very much for watching until the end.