Researchers have developed a wind-powered condenser that is able to provide 11 gallons of drinking water every day out of nothing but air. The device works as a high-tech artificial well, pulling air into a chamber buried below the ground where it condenses into water. Best of all is it runs without any external power source, making it perfect for villages in developing countries that lack reliable water supplies.
This wind-powered device could help bring water security to villages
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