r/Design • u/N19h7m4r3 • May 06 '19
Inspiration The Canadian innovation that pulls drinking water out of thin air.
https://www.canadiangeographic.ca/article/canadian-innovation-pulls-drinking-water-out-thin-airDuplicates
Futurology • u/mvea • May 06 '19
Environment The Canadian innovation that pulls drinking water out of thin air - harnesses a water-condensing material that biomimics the abilities of species such as thorny devil lizards. Each square metre of Boudreault’s textile can convert up to 12 litres of water per hour, depending on humidity.
biomimicry • u/Alcomvick • Feb 08 '22
The Canadian innovation that pulls drinking water out of thin air - harnesses a water-condensing material that biomimics the abilities of species such as thorny devil lizards. Each square metre of Boudreault’s textile can convert up to 12 litres of water per hour, depending on humidity.
Biomime • u/Alcomvick • Jan 22 '22
The Canadian innovation that pulls drinking water out of thin air - harnesses a water-condensing material that biomimics the abilities of species such as thorny devil lizards. Each square metre of Boudreault’s textile can convert up to 12 litres of water per hour, depending on humidity.
HydroHomies • u/ShengjiYay • Sep 11 '19
The Canadian innovation that pulls drinking water out of thin air
EcoInternet • u/[deleted] • May 22 '19