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In the future of work, smart offices designed for boomers to Gen Z

In the second of a two-part series, The Straits Times looks at how workspaces and the purpose of work might change.

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This Blüm Smart Planter by Floramis brings the office environment to life by transforming plants into virtual characters called Floramis, giving employees the benefits that come with having an office pet without the commitment. Floramis will tell you when their real life counterparts are thirsty and also act as virtual buddies that help with booking meeting rooms, or even offering short guided meditation sessions if you feel stressed out. In doing so, these characters gamify the office experience and encourage employee interaction with the office space.

This Blüm Smart Planter by Floramis transforms plants into virtual characters called Floramis, giving employees an office pet without the commitment.

PHOTO: FLORAMIS

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