An Amazing High-Tech Cave Built By A Kiwi Engineer In Midst Of A Forest

Indeed, when we think about caves the first thought that comes into our mind is about the people who used to live there at the beginning of humanity, devoid of any modern gadgets or tools. However, this time a graphic designer who also happens to be a plastic engineer has made an ultimate high-tech cave in the North of New Zealand.

Named as the “Skysphere,” it is built upon a steel tower and glass walls surrounding it. The cave is completely automated with its lightning, as well as, security system that is completely controlled using an Android app that was built by William himself. This cave in the jungle stands as an expression of the Futurism. According to William he got some inspiration in the design of this cave from wind turbines but over all the design of the cave can be regarded as completely original.

Here we are present some of the photos shared by William with Business Insider.

Indeed the tower stands out as a symbol of Future surrounded by the Newzealand’s countryside.

It took about three years and 3000 hours of work to construct this cave that Williams had to manage outside his tough schedule.

All the work done by Williams was in his spare time which was difficult to come by.

The Skysphere is powered by solar power panels that are installed at the top of the tower.

Williams used an Android phone that was interfaced with an IOIO development board to develop a kit was then used for the controlling of the lightning systems as well as the security of the cave.

The LED lights can also be controlled using voice commands and their brightness level adjusted.

Indeed, the Skysphere gives an amazing look when seen during the night.

A cooler has also been designed by Williams that is able to hold 12 can of drinks and is able to send notifications on the mobile when it is running low.
Courtesy of Jono Williams

However, the cave is low on space and can only let one bed fit in it.