Licypriya Kangujam, a nine-year-old environmental activist from India, has invented a small device that converts air into water using solar energy.

Kangujam has named the device SUKIFU-2 and claims that it can be used in any geographical location.

In this clip from Thursday (January 7), Kangujam demonstrates how her device can generate around 150 ml of water in one hour.

Kangujam hopes her invention will be useful in helping to solve the global water crisis.

A 9-year-old uses has invented an air to water making machine and hopes it will help save water crisis in parched areas.

The water is clean A 9-year-old uses has invented an air to water making machine and hopes it will help save water crisis in parched areas.

The water is clean and generated using natural environment using solar energy.

The inventor of this device Licypriya Kangujam is a resident of Manipur and has named her device as SUKIFU-2 .

The device generates around 150 ml of water in 1 hour from the environmental air.

She says, this device will be affordable and can be produced in any part of the world just using solar power.

The device is still in its beta mode and she is currently studying to produce more water using the technology.generated using natural environment using solar energy.

The inventor of this device Licypriya Kangujam is a resident of Manipur and has named her device as SUKIFU-2 .

The device generates around 150 ml of water in 1 hour from the environmental air.

She says, this device will be affordable and can be produced in any part of the world just using solar power.

The device is still in its beta mode and she is currently studying to produce more water using the technology.