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Promising prototypes at IEEE’s Global Humanitarian Technology Conference
We saw the surge of ingenuity that engineers can attain when they are designing for extreme affordability at IEEE’s Global Humanitarian Technology Conference in Seattle. Hundreds of students, entrepreneurs,...
How is it possible that your E4c “eXperts” have picKeD A DEVICE LIKE THE DESOLENATOR OF WHICH IT IS even UNCLEAR HOW MUCH CLEAN WATER IT ACTUALLY PRODUCES and hence what the cost of that water will be…??? Have they even actually seen and tested the Product itself, or Have they simply baseD their judgement on a picture and a stOry..?? why provide serious strivers for practical solutions with this crappy unproven nonsense..?? Why not pRovide us wiTh some practical information, such as specifications and working principles instead..??
Thanks so much for your comment and criticism. We debated including the Desolenator for the very reason that you state, but in the end we decided to go with it and add the reviewer’s caveat about the lack of specs. The reason is that this is a snapshot of prototypes, which by definition are not proven in the field, or are in the testing phase. And their specs can change before they become publicly available. This piece is meant to show an overview of the kinds of projects that are underway this year. And it’s meant to start conversations like this one. So, again, thank you.
Would you like to see comparisons of publicly available products, including specs that might be relevant to your work? Then may I suggest that you visit our Solutions Library: http://solutions.engineeringforchange.org
sathi pads r a great product..
even others r also remarkable…kindly guide us also how can we be a part of such devlopments..;-)
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