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Device Pulls Drinkable Water From The Air As You Cycle.

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Device Pulls Drinkable Water From The Air As You Cycle.

by The Daily Eye Team July 29 2015, 4:38 pm Estimated Reading Time: 0 mins, 26 secs

Most bicycles have a place to hold a water bottle. This isn’t most bicycles. Fontus—a device created by Austrian designer Kristof Retezár—takes the standard bottle holder a step further, collecting moisture from the air in order to fill an attached water bottle with clean, drinkable water.
Powered by solar cells, Fontus can collect about half a liter of H20 with an hour’s worth of cycling and the correct weather conditions.

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