Demcon Ventilator Components Specialist
Ventilator core component specialist Demcon produces fully operating ventilators with a simplified design.
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The TechRelief Directory is a collection of potential risk-reducing and lifesaving technological solutions from around the globe across all industries and domains. Some solutions are already being implemented in the healthcare industry; other solutions may originate from other industries but have overlap with the medical domain. It is the intention that all technologies in the TechRelief Directory may either provide immediate solutions or are very close to being market ready.
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3D-Printable Simplified Ventilator
An interdisciplinary team consisting of engineers and clinicians have at RWTH Aachen University have formed a taskforce to develop a simple robotic device for mechanical ventilation, that can be build with a standard low-cost FDM 3D-Printer. The device automatically squeezes widely available bag valve masks (BVMs, “Ambu-bags”).
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3D Printable Ventilator
This open source design project by Open Source Ventilator is consolidating findings from experts globally to design a low resource, quick deployment ventilator design that utilizes a bag valve mask (BVM or Ambu-bag) as a core component. 3D printed and traditionally manufactured components are being considered to maximise potential manufacturing capabilities. Partnership with the Irish Health Service.
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E-Vent MIT
Open source design for low cost respirators. The project focuses on motorizing bag valve masks (BVM). The team at MIT is currently seeking FDA approval.
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