Creating communities within buildings is a powerful trend, as companies leverage technology to enhance social engagement among residents.

When I started Flow, I wanted to create a community-focused living experience that addresses loneliness and fosters connections among residents.

The future of technology will likely see more people living inside virtual environments, similar to how we already spend significant time on our devices.

Community is essential; it provides a shared purpose and helps individuals grow together, which is increasingly important in a world dominated by technology.

The concept of Flow is to provide not just housing but a community where residents can thrive together.

Sharing moments together is fundamental in building relationships, whether between humans or with robots, and this connection can significantly impact our emotional experiences.

When I returned to San Francisco, I was inspired by the explosion of technology connecting people in unprecedented ways, leading me to believe we could leverage these connections for meaningful purposes.

Gathering in person with online communities can enhance connections and create meaningful experiences.

The integration of technology will change the culture of humanity, allowing more people to contribute to society.