The Speleo Modular Caving System is Re-Configurable
Meghan Young — January 19, 2012 — Art & Design
There are arcades that simulate activities such as driving and shooting and there are even indoor rock climbing areas for people to experience the sport either for fun or serious practice, but the Speleo Modular Caving System offers people the rare chance to discover the fun of spelunking without the fear of actually getting stuck between real rocks.
The Speleo Modular Caving System is a unique creation patented by Entre-Prises in collaboration with the British Caving Association. The customized caving system is completely reconfigurable, boasting quick and non-technical installation. It is comprised of four parts: Linear, Arch, Chamber and Squeeze. The Speleo Modular Caving System can be installed indoors, outdoors, under the ground or even up in the air.
The Speleo Modular Caving System is a unique creation patented by Entre-Prises in collaboration with the British Caving Association. The customized caving system is completely reconfigurable, boasting quick and non-technical installation. It is comprised of four parts: Linear, Arch, Chamber and Squeeze. The Speleo Modular Caving System can be installed indoors, outdoors, under the ground or even up in the air.
Trend Themes
1. Modular Adventure Systems - Entre-Prises could develop additional modular systems for adventure experiences, such as cliff-climbing or white-water rafting.
2. Virtual Reality Exploration - Companies could incorporate VR technology into these systems, allowing people to experience real-life exploration in a virtual setting.
3. Immersive Education - Educational institutions could use the Speleo system to create immersive learning experiences for geology or history classes.
Industry Implications
1. Entertainment - Theme parks and recreational centers could adopt this modular system to expand their offerings of unique and thrilling activities.
2. Outdoor Recreation - Outdoor recreation companies could utilize this system to provide exploration experiences for those looking to try new outdoor activities.
3. Education - Educational institutions such as museums or science centers could use this system as a tool to create interactive exhibits for visitors.
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