The special net helps the

Instead of digging deep into the ground to find the already very small source of groundwater, an advanced scientific product called 'cloud catcher' can allow people to live in drought-stricken areas. thousands of liters of water every day from . mist!

One of the prerequisite factors affecting the economic development as well as the lives of people, in the desert or any dry area is the water source.

Indeed, the lack of water makes it difficult for residents in drought areas. In Africa alone, women spend a total of 40 billion hours a year just to get water for their families, in water supplies far away from kilometers.

In the face of this problem, a non-profit organization called the German Water Foundation has experimented with an innovative technology solution that can change the lives of these people forever!

The special net can 'hook' water directly from the atmosphere.

The solution mentioned here is 'Cloudfisher' - a special net that can 'hook' water directly from the atmosphere . Specifically, to use it, people will proceed to build these nets into a vertical wall. In the morning, the nets will be the tool to 'capture' water from the fog; Water droplets accumulating in thousands of meshes after being large enough will flow down a gutter of water below and be distributed throughout the pipeline system to reach people.

To better understand the effectiveness of this advanced measure, please visit Anti-Atlas in Morocco. This is the place where the world's largest 'fog mining' project is present, with Cloudfisher grid itself. It is known that this system has helped to collect more than 6000 liters of water every day from fog, to supply the villages, always in a state of water shortages, in the neighborhood.

With larger and more fully designed grid systems will soon be deployed in the future 'German Water Foundation' , so that more clean water can be brought to other arid areas on Earth.