Compact explorer tent

Let ,me explain... It is a compact tent with "gutter-like" chutes on the sides of the tent. The tent will typically be made out of a 100% recyclable material that is strong enough to adhere to the needs of withstanding harsh weather conditions. The outer surface of the the tent above the chutes will be coated with the new coating developed by NBD Nano. Also the versatile chutes are rigid enough to guide the condensed water along the designated path, but can still be deformed to keep the tent's "compactness" when folding it up. Water condenses on the outside surface of the tent and consequently flows down the sides and into the chutes. Each end of the chutes then lead towards openings where the condensed water flows into and is collected in a "bottle-like" container. Considering this is a 'one-man' tent, then the roughly calculated top outside surface of 0.8 m^2 and with a humidity of 70% it would theoretically deliver at least 2.5 liters of water every hour. Also I would like to add that the shape of the tent is not limited to the image shown. An igloo/ dome shape could be more beneficial as it is less aerodynamic and would cause more water particles to "crash" onto the tent surface. This concept is aimed at military, exploration and adventure sport applications. Thank you