Observed arrival · 2026-10-18
Aeris wants your sparkling-water maker to capture CO₂ from room air
Aeris presents a planned countertop machine that aims to capture CO₂ from room air and use it to carbonate water.
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- Households using countertop sparkling-water makers
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- Both purity levels are design targets; the FAQ says the product is still in development and takes no payment.
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The proposed workflow runs from room-air intake through CO₂ capture, cleaning, and storage in a small built-in buffer. Aeris distinguishes a simpler Essential model from Pure+, which adds a purification module and sensor; the page lists different maintenance needs and says Pure+ is louder while purifying. These are described as design targets for a product still in development, rather than verified operating results.
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