While at AICAT, students visit the Off-grid technology village in Kibbutz Ketura and get to see cutting edge innovations that at the forefront of research and development of off-grid products and technologies. These products could be invaluable to their own community, especially if they live in an area that is not on the ""national grid"". The Off-Grid Village exhibits different styles of inexpensive and structures that can be built quickly, which are used for researching, testing, and showcasing off-grid new technologies and prototypes for solutions for energy, water and agriculture needs. 

The village offers students to witness the unique testing and demonstration of local research, and small start-up's products - including:

• Vacuum Tube Solar Oven: A solar oven which uses insulated tubes to absorb the sun's sun's energy to heat water or food.
• Solar Cooker: This cooker offers a sustainable alternative to open-fire cooking which has been linked to health issues.
• Solar Generator: Powerful and compact, this solar generator can supply power for hours and is durable, easy to use and lightweight for portability.
• Powerpot: As water boils in this pot, phones and other electronic equipment are charged.
• Off-Grid Alert System: Provides a viable, solar-powered alarm system to prevent animals or equipment looting.
• HomeBiogas: Household sized biodigester which converts organic waste and animal manure into usable energy for cooking, heating, other household needs.