Revolutionary Device Pulls Drinking Water from Thin Air
A portable, 3D-printed device can extract drinking water from air, producing up to 1.6 gallons daily.
College graduates Louisa Graupe and Julika Schwarz from FH Münster University of Applied Sciences designed the prototype, named Water from Air.
Water from Air could produce enough daily water for a family of four.
The device uses advanced 3D printing technology to create a innovative solution for clean drinking water.
Author's summary: Device extracts water from air using 3D printing technology.
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