In recent years, people's work methods have undergone significant changes. The COVID-19 has witnessed the popularity of remote and hybrid work. Some employees can now work remotely and participate in online virtual meetings. Countries such as the UK, New Zealand, and Iceland have piloted the "four day working system". Modern enterprises worldwide are striving to provide employees with more comprehensive work holidays, plans, and benefits. With the occurrence of these changes and the rapid integration of technology into people's daily lives, will the future office space also change? What will it become? The Science Times recently published an article introducing the new outlook for the office in 2050. In the office of the future, the sci-tech scene commonly seen in science fiction movies will become a reality, and holographic receptionists, biometric refrigerators and tea delivery drones will become the New Normal. Flexible and intelligent environment: After the construction of offices, the cost of renovation is high. But future office space will be easily reconfigured to accommodate different types of work. This relies on movable modular walls. Modular walls mean that if employees want to have private small meetings, meditations, or naps, they can easily move the walls and create group discussion rooms or lounges. Employees can also use it to customize meeting rooms or large floor spaces for specific projects, greatly improving the adaptability of the office. Nanotechnology is expected to have a significant impact in the near future, and offices will also benefit. Nano coatings can be used to create wall screens, play videos, display calendars, and allow employees to interact with these 'nano walls' without leaving any permanent markings on office walls. For office environments, the Internet of Things can come in handy as it will be used to detect the environment, such as collecting data on air quality, temperature, and lighting levels. Artificial intelligence can make real-time adjustments after analyzing data to ensure continuous optimization of workplace comfort for improving employee productivity. The cool sci-fi application office is also a place for virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technology to be used. For example, VR will be used to create immersive vocational training experiences, allowing new employees to test their abilities in real scenarios. VR can also be used for meditation, creating a relaxed environment for employees, allowing them to temporarily "disconnect" from reality and relax in the virtual world. In addition, VR conferences will enable teams from around the world to collaborate in virtual office environments without the need to be present in person. Employees participating in online meetings can be displayed in the form of holograms, allowing them to interact with colleagues sitting in the office as if they were in the same space. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, the parent company of Facebook, urged employees to hold online meetings using VR headsets in October last year. In the future, virtual conference applications will become more widespread. The most classic holographic projection scene is when Stark clicks on "air" to manipulate the screen in "Iron Man". In the future, this kind of technological experience may become the New Normal of the office. Wearing AR glasses, people can see the touchable screen appearing in the air and operate it. In addition, there will be a holographic receptionist in the office, which can be selected from any