The advent of sophisticated communication technologies and the evolution of contemporary work patterns have engendered a conflation of the concepts of work and life, thereby giving rise to a burgeoning population of digital nomads. These individuals depend on the internet as a means of generating income, and they value the autonomy of location and time that this affords them. Through user research and interviews, we have identified several challenges faced by digital nomads, particularly travel bloggers, including unstable working environments, unwieldy and heavy equipment, disorganised materials, and an absence of interaction with local communities. This study employs Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs theory to analyse the workflow of travel bloggers, exploring how intelligent mobile office vehicles can address their specific requirements. An intelligent mobile office vehicle was designed to tackle these challenges, and user experience testing and interviews were conducted. The results indicate that the majority of participants were satisfied with the product, demonstrating its effectiveness in meeting the multi-level needs of digital nomads.