Device that Turns Air Pollution into Printing Ink
A lot of innovative products have been introduced in the past few years that has greatly improved our lives. We now have a device designed by Gravinky Labs that turns vehicle exhausts into ink. It only requires a device called Kaalink that needs to be attached with the exhaust pipe of the vehicle. The main purpose of this device is to capture the unburned carbon (generated due to incomplete combustion of fuel). For now all the technical details are kept secret and according to the company the process of this conversion includes mainly mechanical and straightforward approach.
Graviky Labs performed some intensive tests and found that the device can capture upto 93% of emitted pollution (Standard engine). Also it takes 45 minutes to have an ounce of ink. How the carbon is converted to ink? That is a secret and only shared that the output of the device gives us a high quality ink that can be used for both consumer and industrial market.
Recently, Graviky Labs partnered with an asian company “Tiger Beer” to launch a POC campaign in Hong Kong. The ink has already been experimented with painters and artists and they made some really beautiful art by indirectly using air pollution.
nice project
Thanks for reading :)
This is amazing! I remember seeing a project some years back that wanted to capture carbon into containers and then put it at the bottom of large bodies of water, sometimes underground. I like this waaay better.
I've added this to the agenda for the upcoming @steemittalk podcast to talk about, time permitting.
Likewise and This is really nice to talk and discuss about.
Very cool.
Yeah! Thanks for your words!
wow! this is crazy amazing! awesome post!
Thank you :)
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