A Mexican researcher has designed a solar-powered fridge that can keep food cold for up to three months. The fridge is aimed at countries with warmer climates and can also be used as an air conditioner in areas without electricity.
A Mexican researcher has designed a solar-powered fridge that can keep food cold for up to three months. The fridge is aimed at countries with warmer climates and can also be used as an air conditioner in areas without electricity.
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