Fontus Ario: A Revolutionary Water Bottle
Fontus Ario is a bottle-shaped container that fills itself with drinkable water through condensation. This innovative gadget is not only perfect for hiking, cycling, or camping, but it can also provide access to clean drinking water for people living in water-scarce regions. The idea behind Fontus Ario is not new, as it has been used for centuries in various ways. It simply condenses moisture from the air, which can then be used as drinking water. However, what makes Fontus Ario unique is that it is the first time this technology has been made portable and without a fixed power source.
At the top of the bottle, there is a fan that is powered by a connected solar cell. The fan sucks in air, and the energy from the solar cell cools the air, causing the water to condense. Tests have shown that the bottle works best at temperatures between 30 and 40 degrees Celsius and a humidity level of 80 to 90 percent. Under these conditions, the bottle can produce about half a liter of drinking water in an hour. Additionally, Fontus Ario has a built-in filter that prevents dust and small animals from entering the condensed water. Future versions of the bottle will also have an activated carbon filter, allowing it to produce drinkable water even in areas with poor air quality.
Although Fontus Ario is still in the conceptual phase, it has the potential to revolutionize the way we access clean drinking water. The bottle’s portability and lack of reliance on a fixed power source make it an ideal solution for people living in water-scarce regions. The product is expected to be available by 2017, and it is sure to be a game-changer in the world of water conservation.
