UAE professor builds unique device to water his farm in the desert

The device turns seawater into fresh water without using electricity

[@soulsurfer639]

This is super interesting. I lived in Dubai/UAE for 7 years and did lots of hiking around the Hajar mountains and in the mountains of Oman. This places get a surprising amount of fog. I think fog nets would be a great idea for agriculture in the areas with higher elevation.

[@s9ka972]

Already UAE is ready to improve their life standards and innovative skill at any cost . And if local Emirates like this skilled professor at the forefront, then there's no lookback for UAE 🇦🇪 . Greetings from India 🇮🇳 .

[@straightbusta2609]

What a Chad, true legend

[@yzzxxvv]

Need of the day Most important technology

[@vineethvijayan9514]

Kudos 👏

[@paltrypenguin7011]

Why not put a dome around the entire tank and collect the water

[@nasseemmuttur778]

Interesting.

[@kithsirirubesinghe.338]

Brilliant. 🎉

[@thomastiroch1770]

Very smart

[@maearcher4721]

Team this guy with Jeff Lawton.

[@666goldman]

slam dear I would like to discuss some farming idea's I like to share

[@SH-bw5fx]

Brine water is evaporated and trapped/ collected .

[@tony.m.malila3576]

How can i be a part of this ?

[@posdos6677]

try find this man whats or snapshot UAE locals uses these apps

[@mdzaid5925]

I don't think that it's efficient at all. It's not cheap to do reverse osmosis and 1-2 litres of water produced from brime is just too less, considering that almost 70% water is brime.

[@posdos6677]

its more then you think