A solar jug that makes clean water look simple
A student design team spent two years removing parts. What is left is a container, a lid and a lot of sunlight.

Good engineering often looks like subtraction. Early prototypes had pumps, filters and a small screen. The current version has none of them.
The team's stated goal was repairability: any part that fails should be replaceable with something available locally.
Designing for the unglamorous case
Field feedback pushed the design toward robustness over performance — a slightly slower device that keeps working is worth more than a fast one that does not.
The design files are being prepared for open release so that local workshops can build and adapt the unit themselves.
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