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Sonaar Luthra: Descobreix el Water Canary
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Després d'una catàstrofe, com podem saber si l'aigua és potable o no? Els tests que es fan actualment són lents i complicats, i aquest retràs pot ser mortal com ho ha estat el brot de còlera després del terratrèmol d'Haití al 2010. Sonaar Luthra, un membre de TED, fa un avanç del diseny d'una eina simple que examina l'aigua de manera ràpida. És el Water Canary (Canari d'aigua).
Sonaar Luthra is the creator of Water Canary, a water-testing device that collects real-time water-quality data from the field. Full bio »
Translated into Catalan by Loan Poulet Fernández
Reviewed by David Monreal
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