Their device was tested in the Atacama Desert during peak summer heat. Researchers develop incredible method to extract water ...

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And with the help of artificial intelligence, they're finding ways of pulling even more water out of the air. Getty Images The idea of extracting drinking water from the air dates back centuries ...

Chemists and engineers find innovative ways to access water—including by pulling it out of thin air. Now, University of Chicago researchers found a way to extract even more water. In 2021, Prof. Laura ...

That’s the sound of Jeremy Cho’s atmospheric water harvesting device extracting humidity from the air to make usable water in Da Kine Lab at UNLV. The device, in its smaller state, looks like ...

Even in arid parts of the world, there is usually moisture in the air. This moisture could provide much-needed water for drinking and irrigation, but extracting water out of air is difficult.

Instead, quite literally from thin air! It's done through technology known as atmospheric water generation. "It seemed cool, I mean, extracting water from the air seemed rather science fiction ...

seeking to upend an industry reliant on extracting finite groundwater. SKY WTR is a new line of canned water which is sourced from the air's moisture and powered entirely by sunlight, so ...

The sun supplies the energy. Such a water collector extracts moisture from the cool air at night. When the sun warms it up during the day, it releases the water. The team led by Bachir El Fil from ...