Israel discovers how to extract water from the air

Thanks to a filtration system, the water is completely drinkable.

Watergen has launched a device that can extract drinking water directly from the air. Despite its modest size, the gadget is highly productive, producing about 20 litres of water per day. Outwardly, the device is remarkably similar to a conventional electric generator.

The device functions with a traditional 220V socket as well as a 12V car socket. Its crucial component is a fan that sucks air into the heat exchanger, in which condensation is released. Next, the liquid is pumped through an entire system of filters, where you can eventually obtain clean water. Sales start early next year.