💧 Army, AirJoule to Turn Waste Heat Into Water​

The U.S. Army is partnering with AirJoule Technologies on a system that uses waste heat to pull clean drinking water from the air.​

On October 7, the Army’s Engineer Research and Development Center signed a three-year Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the Montana-based company.​

The effort aims to support future operations by making units more self-sufficient, resilient, and ready for tough environments.​

The team will test how heat from tactical generators can be reused to produce drinking water straight from ambient air, which could change how troops get water in the field.​

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