A system developed in South Korea captures fine dust from the air and from brakes while the car is moving.
Researchers at the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials have developed a car system that collects fine dust from the air and particles released by brake wear while driving.
In tests, the collector removed more than 95% of ultrafine particles and more than 99% of fine dust. A single vehicle was able to purify about 1,800 cubic metres of air per hour.
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