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3D printed water-maker can create 2 liters of drinking water every hour out of the airQuicklink Submitted By Scott Baker 7 comments
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Indian engineer, Jawwad Patel, has invented a small device, known as the Dewdrop, that is capable of producing two liters of water every hour from the air. It is a relatively simple-to-create device, as it is just a container that constantly refills itself, using fans to bring in moisture from the surrounding environment. It filters the dust from the air and mineralizes the water as it's being created.
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