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CaveSim Trailer3

When it comes to our mobile cave projects, Trailer3 is our most advanced and impressive exhibit experience. Featuring 150 feet of passage and a wheelchair-accessible area, the exhibit fits neatly inside a 31 foot trailer.

A photo tour of CaveSim Trailer3

The entrance includes sensors that turn on visitors' headlamps, and mark the visitors as "In cave" in the software.
The entrance includes sensors that turn on visitors' headlamps, and mark the visitors as "In cave" in the software.
The cave includes highly realistic phreatic passage.
The cave includes highly realistic phreatic passage.
Soft flooring is included for visitor comfort.
Soft flooring is included for visitor comfort.
A handline is provided to assist visitors.
A handline is provided to assist visitors.
Cave paintings include proximity sensing and recorded audio to educate visitors about conservation.
Cave paintings include proximity sensing and recorded audio to educate visitors about conservation.
The cave includes larger areas for visitors to stand. Some of these areas are also wheelchair accessible.
The cave includes larger areas for visitors to stand. Some of these areas are also wheelchair accessible.
Cave bacon, stalactites, boxwork, and cave paintings all include electronic sensors.
Cave bacon, stalactites, boxwork, and cave paintings all include electronic sensors.
A cave register contains a book in which visitors can write their names.
A cave register contains a book in which visitors can write their names.
Replica ancient pottery includes proximity sensing and recorded audio to educate visitors about conservation of artifacts.
Replica ancient pottery includes proximity sensing and recorded audio to educate visitors about conservation of artifacts.
An optional climbing area includes sensors and recorded audio that warn visitors to be careful around loose rocks in real caves.
An optional climbing area includes sensors and recorded audio that warn visitors to be careful around loose rocks in real caves.
An etrier (webbing ladder) allows visitors to climb up to level 2.
An etrier (webbing ladder) allows visitors to climb up to level 2.
Rock climbing holds are made of recycled bottles and allow visitors to explore three levels. Soft flooring protects visitors while climbing.
Rock climbing holds are made of recycled bottles and allow visitors to explore three levels. Soft flooring protects visitors while climbing.
Formations swing out of the way when visitors hit them, and then formations return to their normal position with spring mechanisms.
Formations swing out of the way when visitors hit them, and then formations return to their normal position with spring mechanisms.
Cameras are hidden in realistic objects like in-cave temperature and humidity monitoring equipment (the white box).
Cameras are hidden in realistic objects like in-cave temperature and humidity monitoring equipment (the white box).
In-cave lighting can be turned on to assist visitors who are unsure.
In-cave lighting can be turned on to assist visitors who are unsure.
The exit includes sensors to automatically turn off visitors' headlamps, and to mark their trip as "Complete" in the software.
The exit includes sensors to automatically turn off visitors' headlamps, and to mark their trip as "Complete" in the software.
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