13-Year-Old Inventor Builds Device That Extracts Water From Air for Farms
Roy Kim, a 13-year-old student, has developed a device that converts atmospheric moisture into usable water for agricultural purposes. The invention is aimed at helping farmers who face chronic water shortages. It uses a Peltier module to condense moisture from the air and incorporates sensors to monitor water delivery and environmental conditions. Kim hopes his creation can contribute to addressing the broader global water crisis affecting agriculture.
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