If you love the idea of modular furniture, but don't want to deal with unfolding and folding it yourself, Ikea might have a solution.

The company is teaming up with robo-furniture startup Ori Living to make Rognan, a 3.5-by-3-meter product designed for small living spaces. Rognan, which owners control using a built-in touch panel, is a single piece of furniture that rolls or unfolds into several homeowner essentials, including a pullout bed, couch, desk, and closet. It's on wheels, allowing it to smoothly glide across a room.

The video below shows a silhouetted couple shifting their Rognan to accommodate myriad daily needs: They press one button, and it slides through their apartment, allowing them to use it as a bed. They press another, and it goes the opposite way, revealing a cozy couch several feet from their TV. The panel includes two directional controls and bed, couch, and closet buttons.