"Water is one of our most precious resources," writes ID firm Bould, "and yet many people around the world do not have access to a reliable supply of clean, drinkable water."
The firm designed an incredible device called Spout--an atmospheric water generator.
"Spout offers relief. Like magic, it literally pulls water out of thin air, filters and mineralizes it and delivers it to a pitcher where it can be used for everyday purposes such as drinking and cooking."
"The Spout device packs some complicated technology into a wondrous design that is breathtakingly simple and easy to use. "
"The pitcher, with an ergonomically correct handle, sits in a portal that illuminates the water as it fills the pitcher. The interplay between reflection and refraction is arresting and ethereal. Serving a dual purpose, the light also indicates device status and whether filter replacements are necessary."
"The spout is designed to be a welcome, hardworking addition to any family's kitchen."
I thought that this was just a wild concept, but the product is real.
You can see more of Bould's work here.
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So.... a rebranded dehumidifier?
From their product specs:
Power: 360-640 Watts
Power per gallon: ~9 kWh / Gallon
yep, you conspicuous consumption idiots can go spend nearly a thousand bucks on this while the world burns around you. or ... you could walk over to the sink and turn on the tap, but who's impressed with that ?
"...and yet many people around the world do not have access to a reliable supply of clean, drinkable water." Great concept (if it works) but at $800 I this is not viable for average people in third world and developing nations....unless it's heavily subsidized.