Given that it's generating "millimeters" of water (I assume they mean milliliters), it seems unlikely that it's going to scale up to where the water can be dump

Given that it's generating "millimeters" of water (I assume they mean milliliters), it seems unlikely that it's going to scale up to where the water can be dumped into the ground for irrigation, or even used for hydroponic growing. Many food crops lose a lot of water through leave, for example, it takes about 15 gallons of water to grow a head of lettuce, while a human can subsist on about a gallon a day. https://www.treehugger.com/green-food/from-lettuce-to-beef-whats-the-water-footprint-of-your-food.html https://www.treehugger.com/green-food/from-lettuce-to-beef-w...