A 3D-printed ventilator prototype from an open-source project

In less than a week a group of researchers studied a prototype ventilator made by 3D parts and other low-cost materials.

A research group including the Irish Colin Keogh and Gui Calavanti, CEO and co-founder of Breeze Automation, studied in less than a week the prototype of a ventilator made by 3D parts and other easily available low-cost materials. The project is open-source. The research team is also focusing on other projects for the rapid and cost-effective manufacture of products required for this health emergency, such as masks or other equipment needed by medical personnel.

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