Other Teams

We are not the only team developing low-cost ventilator technology and here we list those that meet the following criteria:

  • Have considered safety and system limitations
  • Have a plan to produce at scale with established industrial groups
  • Have received or are seeking regulatory approval

All these groups have responded to the needs of their communities with passion and compassion and an amazing degree of collaboration. Many of these projects have used information from our work and then gone much further!

India

Ashok Leyland Ventilator
Sundaram Ventago
Mahindra Ventilator
Propel Ventilator

Ireland

Irish Manufacturing Center & Molone Group

Netherlands

VentilatorPAL
TU Delft Operation Air

Chile

Universidad de Chile
U. de Chile podría producir hasta 200 ventiladores mecánicos semanales

Universidad de Concepción
Ventilador mecánico desarrollado por la U. de Concepción y Asmar inició pruebas en humanos

PAT Industrial Solutions & TersaInox S.A. (Hope E-Vent)
Ventiladores made in Chile – La apuesta de bajo costo de un emprendedor chileno

Teccap-TPI (Oxygena VMI-19)
Oxygena: El ventilador mecánico fabricado en Chile que está cerca de ser utilizado por el Minsal
Hecho en Chile: los ventiladores que salvan vidas en Valparaíso

Israel

Coronavirus: Israeli researchers design low-cost open-source ventilator
Israeli defense company begins production of thousands of advanced ventilators

Spain

GPA INNOVA Respira, Barcelona

SEAT & Protofy.xyz, Catalonia, Spain
‘Basic’ ventilator breathes air into Spain’s choked ICUs

JMA Wireless, Syracuse, NY & Bologna, Italy
Coronavirus: Tech company in Clay designs emergency ventilator, gives away blueprints
PREVAIL NY by JMA Offers Free, Open-Source Emergency Mechanical Ventilation System Blueprints to All Manufacturers

U.S. Universities

Rice University ApolloBVM
Stanford BiodesignOne Breath
University of Minnesota Coventor

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