The main goal of the Water Harvesting System is to be able to collect and treat atmospheric water for potable use. The group is focused on prioritizing effectiveness, cost, and sustainability throughout the project. Therefore, some follow-up goals include meeting the required water cleanliness standards of the Bureau of Safe Drinking Water; creating a product that is relatively inexpensive and easy to maintain; and making the system run on little to no energy. The Water Harvesting System must fit the needs and environment of its users, who will most likely be people who live in countries with water shortages as well as countries whose average humidity and temperature are high enough to produce condensation. For example, Bangladesh has an average high-temperature of 30.58 degrees C and an average humidity of 56.85%; Mexico has an average high-temperature of  24.83 degrees C and an average humidity of 57.46%. Both of these countries are in need of clean drinking water and  fit the range of external temperature and humidity that is ideal for the Water Harvesting System. The team hopes to collect half of a gallon of water per day, which is equivalent to the recommended water consumption per person daily.