Research

Advancing the frontiers of water science through interdisciplinary research and cutting-edge technology.

Research areas

Connected disciplines, practical outcomes

Our research combines practical water harvesting concepts with renewable and climate-smart solutions for communities, agriculture, and industry.

Condensation AWH

Compact systems that cool air and recover water from humid conditions.

Sorption AWH

Low-humidity harvesting using advanced sorbent materials and passive regeneration.

Earth-to-Air Heat Exchanger

Underground cooling paths that support condensation in hot and arid climates.

Agriculture

Water solutions adapted for resilient farming and climate-smart irrigation.

Renewable Energy

Solar and renewable integration to reduce energy demand and widen deployment.

Our prototypes

Ideas engineered for the field

Three complementary development paths connect atmospheric water science with efficient, deployable hardware.

  1. Vapor Compression Cycle prototype
    Prototype 01In development

    Vapor Compression Cycle

    A compact prototype for efficient water generation with modular deployment potential.

    Key technologies
    • Vapor-compression cooling
    • Modular system
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  2. Sorption Prototype prototype
    Prototype 02In development

    Sorption Prototype

    A sorbent-focused prototype developed for dry-climate harvesting and low-energy regeneration.

    Key technologies
    • Sorbent materials
    • Low-energy regeneration
    Discuss this prototype
  3. Solar-Assisted Prototype prototype
    Prototype 03In development

    Solar-Assisted Prototype

    A passive and solar-assisted concept designed for practical operation in arid environments.

    Key technologies
    • Solar integration
    • Passive operation
    Discuss this prototype

Partners

Collaborating with research and industry leaders

Long-term partnerships extend our scientific capabilities and help validate research in real operating environments.

From evidence to impact

We turn research into working prototypes that support resilient water systems, sustainable agriculture, and cleaner energy.

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