Nobel-winning chemist's device draws water from air

A device developed by a Nobel Prize-winning chemist can extract water from the atmosphere, even in dry conditions. The technology relies on specially designed materials that capture water vapour from the air and release it as usable liquid. Its developers see it as a potential source of drinking water in regions facing scarcity. The article's full details on testing, scale and availability were not provided in the text supplied, so those points remain unconfirmed.