The US Army awarded a nearly $50 million contract for machines that act as giant dehumidifiers, turning air into drinking water for service members who may be operating in remote locations where conventional water resupply could be difficult or dangerous.
An announcement posted to the Pentagon’s website this month said Florida-based Genesis Systems had been chosen for research, development, testing, and procurement of WaterCube Atmospheric Water Generation systems “to provide scalable, on-site potable water production in austere and contested environments.”
According to the company’s website, its largest water generator, which appears to be…
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