Machine turns perspiration into drinking water

The Sweat Machine, designed by Andreas Hammar, uses advanced technology from Sweden's Royal Institute of Technology and HVR to extract moisture from worn clothes. The process involves spinning, heating, and filtering through a Gore Tex-like material using membrane distillation. A sweat-drenched t-shirt can produce 10 milliliters of water, which is claimed to be cleaner than local tap water.

Who is credited with designing the Sweat Machine?

• Andreas Hammar

• Royal Institute of Technology

• HVR

• Gore-Tex

What process does the Sweat Machine use to purify the extracted liquid?

• Evaporation

• Filtration

• Membrane distillation

• Reverse osmosis

What material is used in the Sweat Machine to filter the liquid?

• Nylon

• Gore-Tex-like material

• Polyester

• Cotton

How much water can a sweat-drenched t-shirt produce?

• 20 milliliters

• 15 milliliters

• 10 milliliters

• 5 milliliters

How does the quality of water produced by the Sweat Machine compare to local tap water?

• It is cleaner

• It is less clean

• It is equally clean

• It is not drinkable