Portable 3D-Printed Device Produces Drinking Water from Air
A new device, called Water from Air, can extract up to 1.6 gallons of clean drinking water per day from the air.
Designed by FH Münster University of Applied Sciences graduates Louisa Graupe and Julika Schwarz, this 3D-printed prototype aims to provide enough daily water for a family of four.
The device can produce enough daily water for a family of four.
With advancements in 3D printing technology, innovative devices like Water from Air are becoming possible, pushing the boundaries of what can be created.
Author's summary: A 3D-printed device extracts water from air.
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