DrinkingMaker's Next-Generation Air Water Extractor A Green Technology Breakthrough
TapTechNews June 9th news, a new trend is emerging in the field of green technology, and the technology of extracting drinking water from the air or water using renewable energy is attracting much attention. Recently, a company named DrinkingMaker is about to launch the next-generation multi-functional air water extractor named DrinkingWater. This device is solar-powered and can extract moisture from the air.
DrinkingMaker has drawn inspiration from desert beetles and cacti to develop this new type of air water extractor, DrinkingWater. According to the company, the extractor can produce up to 5 gallons (about 19 liters) of drinking water per day and offers an optional mineral-rich filter cartridge, allowing users to customize mineral water according to their personal needs.
However, the biggest highlight of this product is that it integrates an air purifier, a dehumidifier, and a water extractor, and is equipped with a solar power supply system, which can be easily used even when traveling. DrinkingMaker said that thanks to the efficient water-producing and dehumidifying technology AquaFetch+ and advanced graphene materials, the water extractor can operate efficiently even in extremely dry environments. It can collect water vapor in arid areas and ensure a valuable source of drinking water even in desert areas, the DrinkingMaker company said. No matter where you are, DrinkingWater can provide a continuous supply of pure water. From the laboratory to disaster areas and even war-torn areas, it can ensure sufficient clean water sources and peace of mind.
DrinkingWater also mentioned that the company's AirTrue technology uses a triple filter barrier: it can remove 99.97% of harmful PM2.5 particles and effectively adsorb 99.7% of particles. This system can ensure that bacteria, viruses, and allergens stay away from your living environment in spring and summer, and protect the respiratory health of your family.
DrinkingWater, this so-called next-generation 3-in-1 air water extractor, has already launched a crowdfunding campaign on the American crowdfunding website Indiegogo. It seems that this product has received considerable support on Indiegogo. With about two weeks left until the end of the crowdfunding campaign, the amount of funds raised has exceeded the target by more than 2200%.< /p>
The basic version of DrinkingWater has a pre-sale price of $329 (TapTechNews note: currently about ¥2387), and the professional version has a pre-sale price of $339 (currently about ¥2459). It should be noted that these prices are only for booking through the Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign. In contrast, other existing air water extractors on the market, such as KaraWater's KaraPure, which sells for £797 (currently about ¥7369), and MajikWater's 500-liter water extractor, which costs as much as $12500 (currently about ¥90677). DrinkingMaker's water extractor is small in size, about the same size as a household coffee machine, and has more advantages in terms of price.
TapTechNews needs to remind that whether the crowdfunding campaign can be successfully converted into mass-produced products is still unknown. Even if the DrinkingMaker team has provided a large amount of supporting materials on the Indiegogo page, including photos of the product participating in the Hong Kong Electronics Fair and videos showing its actual use.