The company illusrated its AWA Modula (Air to Water to Air) system, which is capable of capturing the humidity contained in the air and transform it into high-quality drinking water. The possibility of capturing water from air has been pursued for many years. Now the possibility has become reality and it has been tested on a large scale in a hotel and in an oil company in Mexico and in a cheese factory in Peru. Large numbers make all the difference: the project aims at obtaining up to 10,000 litres of water a day. The technology developed by SEAS could "solve the global water shortage", explained the company's CEO, Mr Rinaldo Bravo. (AGI)