1. Inflatable Under Layer:

   • The tent could have an inflatable base that rises above the ground, ensuring you stay dry during heavy rains. This could use air chambers similar to inflatable mattresses, elevating the tent’s floor to keep water out.

2. Double Roof and Top Layer:

   • A second layer could serve as additional protection against rain and temperature regulation. It might also feature insulating or weatherproof materials to keep the temperature inside stable.
   • Windows could use transparent, UV-resistant fabric, allowing for airflow but preventing rain and insects from entering.
   • Insect-repellent cloth: Using materials treated with insect repellents, or a fine mesh, could keep bugs at bay while ensuring visibility.

3. AI-controlled Water Harvesting System:

   • An upper layer that can catch and filter rainwater for drinking or cooking is a great survival feature. The tent could have a rain-capture system with channels that direct rainwater into a filtration system, possibly powered by solar energy or a small battery to run the filtration pumps.
   • AI could monitor the weather and ensure the collection system is optimally positioned or activated, adjusting based on current rainfall.

4. Automatic Zipping System:

   • The inside of the tent could feature sensors and AI-driven zippers that automatically close when certain conditions are met (e.g., when the temperature drops, or if wind or rain is detected).
   • This could prevent entry of rain or pests and enhance security and convenience for the user.

The combination of these features could revolutionize camping, offering a much more comfortable, self-sustaining experience. It would essentially be a smart tent designed for both adventure and practicality in unpredictable weather conditions