@@fitoordigitalhouse-zl6ee it's not something new. People in Western countries who live in the hills with water scarcity build such walls along the hills and the mist in the air is collected and purified for usage.
Even if it fails to sell as a mass consumer product, they can pivot as there is demand for ultra-pure water is industries such as semiconductor manufacturing.
Are you biologist? I guess you are not that is why you are just sold to $$. No this is not an ideal thing to do. This will change the lush green south. I mean you are basically stealing humidity that is needed by animals and plants. The mycelium are dependent on this humidity and act as symbiotic to flora. How it is even allowed? I mean it is against environment.
I had dropped this idea in 2010 as it has the potential to irreversibly damage the atmosphere & hence the ecosystem that is depended on it. Be aware of the long term consequences to the environment... sometimes, we need to let go of certain innovations for the sake of our future generations.
Hey can you explain me more??? How it is irreversible? Previously someone in the west also made this and same argument were brought forward by many people. Can you explain in detail?
@@anirudhgupta2814 Atmospheric water content is mainly due to evaporation of ground level water. In regions far away from seas, this is very critical as the water bodies are limited in number. You would have noticed that people from costal/lake regions generally have a better natural skin texture as compared to people from arid or land locked or mountainous regions. Plants near water bodies are more lush/softer compared to ones in deserts. The primary cause is the level of hydration the skin receives naturally. Now, have the folks here measured the extent of humidity depletion done for producing 1 liter of potable water? Are there any recharge method to maintain atmospheric humidity adopted? Imagine a situation where this technology becomes so rampant that it is used virtually all over the country... you would end up having pockets of extremely hot and dry regions and concentrated humidity around water bodies. This will cause changes to wind/rain and flora pattern and hence will have a cascading effect on the lives that depend on it. In other words, you have seen the effects of ground water depletion... now imagine depletion of atmospheric water!
I had earlier posted an explanation, but that is missing now. In short, depletion of atmospheric humidity affects the flora around us. The type of flora decides on the species of insects that thrive, and these insects decide the amount of nutrients that end up in the soil. The nutrients in the soil and the humidity determine the crops that can be harvested. It also determines the food that is available for both wild and tamed animals. Finally, the atmospheric humidity directly impacts our skin tone, skin health and hence our overall health - as skin is the largest organ in our body!
4years back this set up was made in corporation school in chennai to provide drinking water from air humidity. Later stopped. How safe it is without dissolved minerals
@@finestbat451what he said is true. This is small scale and niche and it’s is not cheap and the water production is heavily dependent on the humidity(water production is directly proportional to humidity/moisture) and the amount of pollution in the air. This is nothing new and was already experimented if it was that successfull then this technique would’ve been used in water production in places like Dubai,Saudi Arabia etc
this is a very old technology and atleast several dozen companies doing this all over the globe, total bs - this will lead to phenomenal electricity consumption
Nothing against the innovation but, Please use rainwater harvesting and not this , If enough people use this this will lead to dry air in Bengaluru and changes in the pressure conditions and other bad consequences
@@Mummy-p5x if you measure Humidity near their bottling plant, it won't be lower. Evaporation will happen even from interior areas but it's an insignificant problem to think about. We don't worry about one single grain of sand blowing with the wind hitting a truck while designing the truck.
Do you even know or thought about the consequence of playing with the natural humidity of air, it will create disturbance in the atmospheric pressure resulting unexpected temperature and pressure changes and consequently hurricanes and tornadoes....
It won't cause a problem because the CaCl2 solution is boiled later, and the collected water vapor will be condensed, resulting in the addition of minerals.
A better solutions are ponds, stricter enforcement of laws around buildings and real estate developers, rain water harvesting, a technology to measure water levels and monitor them
This is not new invention- water from air was developed in the Western world 3 decades ago ,we had such machines which used to look like bottle water dispensers in the year 1990 in dubai ,they are just copying it now ,additionally this water used to look crystal Cleer bangalore water looks brown due to pollution
This might be much worst idea than we can even think of it as of now because taking out water from air makes it very dry and it's going to impact on environment adversely. Also it's consuming more energy. Not all technologies are good for environment.
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This is basically desalination but with the added extra step of collecting moisture instead of just pumping sea water. This is one of those solutions which sounds incredible but is just a reskin of an existing and proven method but just more wasteful.
4000 litters used extremely conservatively can handle the needs of maybe 200 people. This is still quite early days but I am hopeful for this intiative
Best suited only in coastal regions. Even in non coastal regions since only few people are doing it now, it is not a problem. If everyone starts doing it like RO in every household, then the energy requirements increases for everyone and the air becomes too dry and it itself would cause a whole host of other problems. This water also has to be UV treated because of carcinogens in air.
My god... Labs to generate water?? I would say dig up more pits and recharge more wells to catch up rain water... I don't buy machines to generate water.. 😳😳
This is great if industrialised. Ground water is biggest threat to landslide and many other issues. Only issue is will it have enough minerals into it?
In western Rajasthan we make underground water tank while building house to harvest rain water from our roof. This water is good for drinking and lasts upto 1 yr if tank is full, and for rest of the works we use ground water because here ground water is salty and not fit for human consumption. I believe everyone in india specially states where water scarcity is a big problem should make underground water tanks while building home.
Is this technology already present for a very very long time, called dehumidifiers. I remember some people even made this devices specifically to make water from air (actually multiple times by different startups).
That's going to be a huge problem in the future, just like air conditioning if not regulated. Imagine many big companies creating bigger versions of this technology that effect atmosphere temperature. We think about one of these, but think about thousands, or even millions of large ones being used all at once for extended time on planet earth? What would the year 3 thousand look like?
Another Byju's cooking for disaster.... The business model and economic viability is flawed... they are just trying to burn investors money.... The cap of the bottle alone cost more than the actual cost of normal water....
Hi, Install the water pump for high-pressure water and use diagonal drilling to reach the house that needs water instead of digging the whole area. they will have 24-hour water and there will be no problem. thanks
Great idea 1. Every house needs to start production 2. Supply to neighbors 3. Will help reduce humidity 4. Where can wet get the contact info of those who created this? - I’ve seen these elsewhere and it’s important to do this across the entire country. 5. 4000 liters is enough water for the whole house.
Do you even know or thought about the consequence of playing with the natural humidity of air, it will create disturbance in the atmospheric pressure resulting unexpected temperature and pressure changes and consequently hurricanes and tornadoes....
@@readmycomment101Anyone who drives a car should likewise the stop as they have done more harm to the atmosphere than we ever want to admit. Aside from the engine pollutants even the tires from production to wear and tear have done what seems irreversible harm...we are breathing tire pollutants and drinking it. It's in your blood stream. Google it.
Maybe good for costal areas (Mumbai ) but not dangerous for anywhere else. (And even for coastal areas desalination plant will be more profitable) Extraction will bring down humidity by huge factor, which will affect plants and insects and whole ecosystem. On first thought it will work great for humid city like banaras, Lucknow, but here also more we remove from air more water will vapourises from river.
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Good inovation but not sustainable for large scale. If you expand it for large scale it may lead hazardous for ecosystem. In large scale it affects transpiration in plants,human respiration and increase dryness in atmosphere etc.
Do you know A simple easiest cheapest even no cost solution to solve water problem in world "plant trees" everywhere. Conserve rain water. Its that much simple. Why people are struggling this much....
How could you compare the tankers with your water bottles.....having an audacity to think that people who lack water will buy your water bottle at such a high price😂😂😂😂
people used to just waste water from the tap provided by Nal Jal yojna . Everyone in this scheme averagely waste 40-50 litre of water everyday. Means crores of litres of water got wastage.
Of course, milk is around 60 rupees per litre, a cold drink is around 35 rupees but water? In some cities it's free! Free to what? Free to waste! If only they knew that they can die without water not those high priced things... Or should rather say, high Valued products.
In the same way why not suck CO2 out of air and store ....it would be used as a Carbon Capture and Storage system . Less CO2 and Greenhouse gases , less global warming and good for environment 😇
Not every customer will be happy to pay Rs 100 to 200 for a bottle of water. But still great innovation, the rich should atleast promote its usage.
Cost will come down as production volumes go up
Yep@@joel1708
@@fitoordigitalhouse-zl6ee it's not something new. People in Western countries who live in the hills with water scarcity build such walls along the hills and the mist in the air is collected and purified for usage.
Even if it fails to sell as a mass consumer product, they can pivot as there is demand for ultra-pure water is industries such as semiconductor manufacturing.
collect the water from the fridge back side. much cheaper
People don't have time to watch such incredible innovations for the betterment of mankind... Kudos to the team...
It's a stupid idea.. never work for masses
Kudos huh...! Kudos is my @$$
Are you biologist? I guess you are not that is why you are just sold to $$. No this is not an ideal thing to do. This will change the lush green south. I mean you are basically stealing humidity that is needed by animals and plants. The mycelium are dependent on this humidity and act as symbiotic to flora. How it is even allowed? I mean it is against environment.
Bro lost braincells making that innovation
@@politedoggo4581 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I had dropped this idea in 2010 as it has the potential to irreversibly damage the atmosphere & hence the ecosystem that is depended on it. Be aware of the long term consequences to the environment... sometimes, we need to let go of certain innovations for the sake of our future generations.
Hey can you explain me more??? How it is irreversible?
Previously someone in the west also made this and same argument were brought forward by many people.
Can you explain in detail?
@@anirudhgupta2814 Atmospheric water content is mainly due to evaporation of ground level water. In regions far away from seas, this is very critical as the water bodies are limited in number. You would have noticed that people from costal/lake regions generally have a better natural skin texture as compared to people from arid or land locked or mountainous regions. Plants near water bodies are more lush/softer compared to ones in deserts. The primary cause is the level of hydration the skin receives naturally.
Now, have the folks here measured the extent of humidity depletion done for producing 1 liter of potable water? Are there any recharge method to maintain atmospheric humidity adopted?
Imagine a situation where this technology becomes so rampant that it is used virtually all over the country... you would end up having pockets of extremely hot and dry regions and concentrated humidity around water bodies. This will cause changes to wind/rain and flora pattern and hence will have a cascading effect on the lives that depend on it. In other words, you have seen the effects of ground water depletion... now imagine depletion of atmospheric water!
can you explain in detail?
I had earlier posted an explanation, but that is missing now.
In short, depletion of atmospheric humidity affects the flora around us. The type of flora decides on the species of insects that thrive, and these insects decide the amount of nutrients that end up in the soil. The nutrients in the soil and the humidity determine the crops that can be harvested. It also determines the food that is available for both wild and tamed animals.
Finally, the atmospheric humidity directly impacts our skin tone, skin health and hence our overall health - as skin is the largest organ in our body!
@@p_n_9xq_usr omg man thanks for this
Even my AC is making water from air.😅😅😅
same refrigerator are making ice in ice chamber without water
4years back this set up was made in corporation school in chennai to provide drinking water from air humidity. Later stopped. How safe it is without dissolved minerals
This similar startup here in secunderabad used to supply such water, it made the surrounding atmosphere really hot so they quit making that water
What year was that?
This is clickbait. What they are doing is small scale and niche, no way this will "solve the drinking water crisis".
If it is cheap and scalable, could be a good alternative especially for areas without other sources of clean water.
@@finestbat451what he said is true. This is small scale and niche and it’s is not cheap and the water production is heavily dependent on the humidity(water production is directly proportional to humidity/moisture) and the amount of pollution in the air. This is nothing new and was already experimented if it was that successfull then this technique would’ve been used in water production in places like Dubai,Saudi Arabia etc
Let them do.. Ofcourse, they showed it is possible, now let them work on it...
@@a1221feb it’s already an old technology. they’re just going to make money and end the project that’s it
Water need minerals too@@Username-e5l
this is a very old technology and atleast several dozen companies doing this all over the globe, total bs - this will lead to phenomenal electricity consumption
Nothing against the innovation but, Please use rainwater harvesting and not this , If enough people use this this will lead to dry air in Bengaluru and changes in the pressure conditions and other bad consequences
Also lead to decline in natural green cover.
please use recycling rain water water harvesting leads to ground water depletion
It doesn't work that way 😂 More evaporation from seas and other sources (oceans have the biggest surface area) would immediately compensate for it.
@@crazydrifter13what about interior areas?
@@Mummy-p5x if you measure Humidity near their bottling plant, it won't be lower. Evaporation will happen even from interior areas but it's an insignificant problem to think about. We don't worry about one single grain of sand blowing with the wind hitting a truck while designing the truck.
Dehumidifier with water purification, definitely a good option for areas with humidity but where there's no or very less humidity it won't work.
Who needs this in humid places, only dry places need water, and it'd cost thousands of rupees for single liter in dry places
It's a scam
Do you even know or thought about the consequence of playing with the natural humidity of air, it will create disturbance in the atmospheric pressure resulting unexpected temperature and pressure changes and consequently hurricanes and tornadoes....
@@readmycomment101also it affect water cycle
The water collecting plant is made with metal mesh and its so clear that its leaking rust. See at 3:25
It won't cause a problem because the CaCl2 solution is boiled later, and the collected water vapor will be condensed, resulting in the addition of minerals.
use aluminium mesh
They're selling 2.25 litres of water at 750₹/-. But they say that manufacturing per litre only costs them 4 - 6₹/-. Lol.
Do you think those machines and the research for it paid for itself ??
Karthik you're talking as if they've done something groundbreaking. Dehumidifiers have been there for decades if no centuries
@@karthikprabhu7618 Bro, when you say 6₹ /-. It's the effective cost after taking into consideration: men, materials, time, power and expenditure
A better solutions are ponds, stricter enforcement of laws around buildings and real estate developers, rain water harvesting, a technology to measure water levels and monitor them
This is not new invention- water from air was developed in the Western world 3 decades ago ,we had such machines which used to look like bottle water dispensers in the year 1990 in dubai ,they are just copying it now ,additionally this water used to look crystal Cleer bangalore water looks brown due to pollution
This might be much worst idea than we can even think of it as of now because taking out water from air makes it very dry and it's going to impact on environment adversely. Also it's consuming more energy. Not all technologies are good for environment.
True
They are just another Byjus
Huge expense and energy consumption
There's no such thing as free, you just don't realize it until you're charged. 🫡
Have you seen the video at all?
3:19 guys pls work on the rust problem. This is unbelievable. Such a simple problem to fix too.
can they use stainless steel?
@@bobbyeapen6049 no. They would need to opt for something non metallic. The salt they are using would corrode even stainless steel.
Will this not fade the Air Moisture?
Ok then supply them
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This is basically desalination but with the added extra step of collecting moisture instead of just pumping sea water.
This is one of those solutions which sounds incredible but is just a reskin of an existing and proven method but just more wasteful.
Speaking Kannad (not kannadaaaaaaa) will solve the broblem saar.
humans are playing with the environment cycles
0:08 politicians photos😂 same in sri lanka.
Just dig the well , i don't distrub the nature.
Bro should learn ecology first 😂
4000 litters used extremely conservatively can handle the needs of maybe 200 people. This is still quite early days but I am hopeful for this intiative
They are selling it to restaurants as bottled water not for other purposes
This isn't anything new. Hundreds of companies do exactly this and on a bigger scale. This company is tiny compared to the big ones.
Best suited only in coastal regions. Even in non coastal regions since only few people are doing it now, it is not a problem. If everyone starts doing it like RO in every household, then the energy requirements increases for everyone and the air becomes too dry and it itself would cause a whole host of other problems. This water also has to be UV treated because of carcinogens in air.
Please don't setup ur company in delhi
lol. One would get sulphuric acid. This startup = Stupid
My god... Labs to generate water?? I would say dig up more pits and recharge more wells to catch up rain water... I don't buy machines to generate water.. 😳😳
This is great if industrialised. Ground water is biggest threat to landslide and many other issues. Only issue is will it have enough minerals into it?
This is a very old technology used by INCA CIVILIZATION. Now its further developed by Germany. Is the same here? Somehow congrats from SRILANKA.
One more blady idea to increase global warming...humidity evaporation... congratulations....
recycling STP discharge water is cheaper than making water from air
So basically they made water for top 10% of indian population 😅😅
H20 = O2 + H2
Spoil the nature..keep finding way which damages more our mother nature .....
Is se air me heat nhi badegi kya jab air se moisture khatam kar diya jayega to automatically heat increases hogi
To clean used bottles, which water they using…🤐🤔
Already we have paucity of rains in many parts of this country and people still dare to do such innovations. 🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂🤦♂
In western Rajasthan we make underground water tank while building house to harvest rain water from our roof. This water is good for drinking and lasts upto 1 yr if tank is full, and for rest of the works we use ground water because here ground water is salty and not fit for human consumption. I believe everyone in india specially states where water scarcity is a big problem should make underground water tanks while building home.
Is this technology already present for a very very long time, called dehumidifiers. I remember some people even made this devices specifically to make water from air (actually multiple times by different startups).
The branding looks cool.. From air font is futuristic..
DO NOT DIG but do horizontal drilling.
What????? You are stilling all the moisturiser from air and filling in bottle.
Do you even know what could happen in future???
People, it is a freaking demudifier. Watch thunderfoots' video abour similar debunked startup.
Looks Instead drainage water recycling will solve the problem instead of harnessing atmospheric drops.
Bottles are cleaned using a high pressure water 💦💧 jet to solve the water scarcity problem. 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉
If we succeed in building portable water from air generators in every household
youtube please recommend me videos like this, realated to making a world a better place, and of social works
Even ac makes water from air. Stupid and not environment friendly water from air. So stupid
For producing 1 ltr water how much CO2 you are producing??
It seems around 400-800 gms of CO2
This innovation will fuck atmosphere
Bullshit story'. Cheap gossip program 😮😮😮
Lacks planning, skills and management; town planning remains pathetic in India 🇮🇳 Lobbyists galore 😢
They should make portable machine and machine should be sold to customers.
and i'm making this from many years even without knowing this technology
Isn't this a glorified water vapour condenser lol
That's going to be a huge problem in the future, just like air conditioning if not regulated. Imagine many big companies creating bigger versions of this technology that effect atmosphere temperature. We think about one of these, but think about thousands, or even millions of large ones being used all at once for extended time on planet earth? What would the year 3 thousand look like?
Another Byju's cooking for disaster.... The business model and economic viability is flawed... they are just trying to burn investors money.... The cap of the bottle alone cost more than the actual cost of normal water....
It may create a dry air zone around the plant, then it would spread. We should think twice before to be glorified.
Hi, Install the water pump for high-pressure water and use diagonal drilling to reach the house that needs water instead of digging the whole area. they will have 24-hour water and there will be no problem.
thanks
But air pollution. What if the air quality index (AQI) is really high, and the air is clearly polluted?
Do rainwater harvesting instead of this pricely and conpecated process
africans have this technology years back...they do it with Bamboo kind of wood
4000Ltrs per day is tiny amount of water, but it's enough to satisfy 700-800 peoples drinking water needs.
anything for views. If you have to add back minerals to make it potable, why not just use RO?
Great idea
1. Every house needs to start production
2. Supply to neighbors
3. Will help reduce humidity
4. Where can wet get the contact info of those who created this? - I’ve seen these elsewhere and it’s important to do this across the entire country.
5. 4000 liters is enough water for the whole house.
Do you even know or thought about the consequence of playing with the natural humidity of air, it will create disturbance in the atmospheric pressure resulting unexpected temperature and pressure changes and consequently hurricanes and tornadoes....
Agree, plus, do they honestly believe that the air is still pure ??🤡🤣😂🤣🤡
playing with natural humidity Air
Isn't this already done by using dehumidifier?
@@readmycomment101Anyone who drives a car should likewise the stop as they have done more harm to the atmosphere than we ever want to admit. Aside from the engine pollutants even the tires from production to wear and tear have done what seems irreversible harm...we are breathing tire pollutants and drinking it. It's in your blood stream. Google it.
Have you ever heard of dehumidifier? 😂😂😂 They are just purifying the collected water and bottling it for rich peoples🎉
It is Uravu , not uruvu.
Price is 250rs per bottle..... Not at all practical for common people.
😂, really you people brave. Not mentioning the American inventor.
Maybe good for costal areas (Mumbai ) but not dangerous for anywhere else. (And even for coastal areas desalination plant will be more profitable)
Extraction will bring down humidity by huge factor, which will affect plants and insects and whole ecosystem.
On first thought it will work great for humid city like banaras, Lucknow, but here also more we remove from air more water will vapourises from river.
Don't u think sucking the moisture out of air would hv dire consequences nd cascading effect on environment??!
Cost of production for such project is always high and due.to it these kind of projects become failures
State of maharashrta is providing water to gujrath.hope on the band wagon n plunder the resource.like the ministers.haaa
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Thailand has machines all over the country that pulls water from the air.
Good inovation but not sustainable for large scale.
If you expand it for large scale it may lead hazardous for ecosystem.
In large scale it affects transpiration in plants,human respiration and increase dryness in atmosphere etc.
But why glass? I thought glass was more expensive
They are solving water problem and they are using water to clean bottles 🤔
Do you know A simple easiest cheapest even no cost solution to solve water problem in world "plant trees" everywhere. Conserve rain water. Its that much simple. Why people are struggling this much....
This will affect oxygen level in air creating respiratory issues
The water helps to hydrade our body. But for drinking, it is water without minerals
Bro instead of using this just filter your bathing and handwash water , it would be much cheap and environment friendly
Absolutely zero relation between the water crisis and their marketed product / motto!
Never it will reach to a thirsty common hand, it will remain premium always ! Business stunt.
How could you compare the tankers with your water bottles.....having an audacity to think that people who lack water will buy your water bottle at such a high price😂😂😂😂
Oh boy, another dehumidifier here to solve the Earth's water woes.
Government should invest on this kind project huge respect🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
people used to just waste water from the tap provided by Nal Jal yojna . Everyone in this scheme averagely waste 40-50 litre of water everyday. Means crores of litres of water got wastage.
And please use paper bottles so there is no garbage. Thanks.
If everyone starts using it , then inmt will impact the humidity levels of surroundings .
Can you not use a osmotic membrane to clean the 'Salt-Water'. Acually you want to keep the Salt in the system.
Startup❌disaster ✅ it will fuck the moisture level in air😂😂
And air conditioners doing this from generations.... nothing new ..
Copy cats..this has been invented 05 years ago..
Of course, milk is around 60 rupees per litre, a cold drink is around 35 rupees but water? In some cities it's free! Free to what? Free to waste! If only they knew that they can die without water not those high priced things... Or should rather say, high Valued products.
planting trees and making pit for water restoration,river restoration is not solution...but inventing this type of chutiya technology for lazy people
Saving water by washing the glass bottle with water 😅😅
Dont drink such water.! It may nit contain essential minerals.
In the same way why not suck CO2 out of air and store ....it would be used as a Carbon Capture and Storage system . Less CO2 and Greenhouse gases , less global warming and good for environment 😇
It's not gonna work. Guess what's better? Conservation and harvesting rain water. Rain water is cheapest