Can you make coffee with air?! Japan invented the air brewing coffee machine originally intended for disaster relief?!

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Recently, a Japanese company developed a coffee machine that brews water by extracting water from the air and filtering it directly.

There is really an air fryer in the front and an air brew in the back. I have to say, people really emerge one after another in the matter of saving environmental protection. The working principle of the coffee machine is as follows: efficiently absorbing water from the air, purifying the water by activated carbon and RO filter (reverse osmosis membrane), and then adding minerals through the bio-mineral filter, you can obtain clean, safe, delicious drinking water that meets 51 water quality standards of the Japanese Water supply Law.

According to the invention company, the coffee machine was invented to make coffee brewed with clean and safe drinking water as long as there is electricity in the event of natural disasters and lack of access to tap water / water shortage. it allows people to drink safe water without a clean source of water. I can't help but complain: no, when there is a shortage of water, people may want to drink a cup of clean water rather than make coffee bar. )

For this invention, many netizens said that in Japan, where you can drink clean water by turning on the faucet, the significance of inventing this kind of water-making coffee machine. The company responded that about 3.6 billion people around the world are suffering from water shortage, about 840000 people are suffering from water shortage every year, and many children die from drinking unsanitary water. Japan, which imports large quantities of coffee beans and grains from overseas, consumes a lot of water when producing these beans and grains. In addition, as a result of population growth and ageing trends, some 10 billion people are expected to live to be 100 years old by 2050, and it is clear that the food crisis will be fatal at the same time as severe water shortages. For the Japanese, water shortage is by no means a fire across the river, but a problem that should be taken seriously. (still want to ask again: why not directly out of the water dispenser with the integrated dehumidification and filtration system, but a coffee machine that can make a variety of products such as hand-brewed coffee, Italian coffee, cold-extracted coffee and so on. )

I believe many Japanese netizens want to complain like this, but the company ignores it and is still very immersed in its own theory: water, coffee beans and extraction are the factors that determine the taste of coffee, even the coffee beans roasted by the best bakers. the best baristas extract, without good water, you can't make good coffee. As long as the coffee is good, it proves that the water is good.

All right... It can be seen that the company is studying very carefully that water in the air can be converted into good water, and it is also trying to prove that the water is good water. However, if the machine is launched for disaster relief, there will be a lot of machines that directly introduce pure water (like the one shown below).

After all, at the time of the disaster, not many people should still want to taste coffee, and most people, such as children, elderly people, and patients, cannot drink coffee.

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