HONOLULU (KHON2) — Have you ever wondered if we could turn air into water? A new high-tech device proved to do just that and hopes to solve water-scarcity problems in the islands and beyond.
KHON2 got a look at the device in action during a military conference on Thursday, March 6.
It’s called a “Water Cube” and it’s maker “Genesis Systems” said it’s accessible to anyone.
“It can plug into a regular 120 volt power supply, which is what you have in your home. Or you can plug it to a DC battery, so a car alternator, a boat, a yacht, wherever you want. You actually have a lot of versatility with this product, because you can make water anywhere that has air,” explained Jonathan Merheb, Genesis Systems.
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Officials added that one kilowatt hour can make one gallon of water and it can also run off solar.