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Helping India Breathe: Kashmir Students Make Low-Cost Portable Ventilator From Scrap
Two students of the University of Kashmir have made a portable ventilator by using just scrap after witnessing a massive shortage of ventilators during the pandemic.
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SpiceJet's Low-Cost, India-Made Ventilators To Address Shortage: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said that "SpiceOxy", a compact and affordable non-invasive ventilator has been made in India that will help address the shortage of ventilators in India.
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22-Year-Old Kashmiri Man Waseem Nadaf Develops Low-Cost Ventilator Out Of Waste
Waseem Ahmad Nadaf, popularly known as 'Unique Waseem' for his knack for uncommon innovations, has developed a ventilator from scrap.
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Afghan All-Girls Robotics Team Designs Low-Cost Ventilator To Treat Coronavirus Patients
In the eastern Afghan city of Herat, 18-year-old high school student Somaya Faruqi adjusts a suction cap as she puts the finishing touches before unveiling a low-cost, lightweight ventilator created by her and six other young women.
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IIT Roorkee And AIIMS Rishikesh Team Develops Low-Cost Ventilator
A five-member team of AIIMS doctors confirmed its technology and reliability after testing it at Advanced Simulation Lab of AIIMS.
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IIT Innovations Take Commercial Route to Aid COVID-19 Fight
Low-cost portable ventilators, affordable COVID-19 test kits, drones for sanitisation, specialised digital stethoscopes, disposable bamboo furniture for makeshift isolation wards and "infection-proof fabric" for hospitals -- these are among several innovations, by IITs across the country during the lockdown period, which are ready to hit the market...
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From Test Kits To Sanitising Drones: How IITs Helped In COVID-19 Battle
Low-cost portable ventilators, affordable COVID-19 test kits, drones for sanitisation, specialised digital stethoscopes and "infection-proof fabric" for hospitals -- these are among key innovations by IITs across the country which are ready to hit the market.
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Fitbit Launches Low-Cost Emergency Ventilator ‘Fitbit Flow’ for COVID-19 Pandemic
Fitbit has launched a ventilator, Fitbit Flow, as an answer to the challenges faced by the medical industry to fight the COVID-19 crisis. The lack of enough conventional ventilators compelled Fitbit to engineer an easy-to-use and low-cost automatic resuscitator designed for emergency ventilation.
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IIT Mandi Teams Develop Low-Cost Portable Ventilators
IIT Mandi researchers have developed two low-cost portable ventilators. The developed prototypes are easy to use and can be taken to remote locations in case of a medical emergency.
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Indian-American Couple Develops Low-Cost Ventilator For Coronavirus Patients
An Indian-American couple has developed a low-cost portable emergency ventilator which is soon to hit the production stage and will be available in India and the developing world to help doctors deal with the COVID-19 patients.
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Ferrari Helps Design Low-Cost Ventilator In Battle Against Coronavirus
Formula One team Ferrari announced Wednesday they have helped develop a new low-cost ventilator which can be used in the fight against coronavirus.
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Team Led By IIT Bombay Student Develops Low-Cost Mechanical Ventilator 'Ruhdaar'
A team of engineering students from IIT Bombay, NIT Srinagar and Islamic University of Science & Technology (IUST), Awantipora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir has come up with a low-cost ventilator using locally available materials.
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US Firm to Assist IIT Kanpur Startup in Development of Low-Cost Ventilators
Ansys, a global engineering simulation company, entered into an agreement with an IIT Kanpur led consortium to assist in the development of low-cost ventilators to fight the COVID-19 outbreak in India.
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US Tech Firm To Assist IIT Kanpur Startup In Development Of Low-Cost Ventilators
Ansys, a global engineering simulation company, entered into an agreement with an IIT-Kanpur led consortium to assist in the development of low-cost ventilators to fight the COVID-19 outbreak in India.
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Railways Develops Low-Cost Ventilator ''Jeevan'', Seeks Top Medical Body's Approval
The Indian Railways has developed a low-cost ventilator, Jeevan at its Kapurthala Rail Coal Factory that could save thousands of lives at a time the country is grappling with a shortage of the medical equipment in its fight against coronavirus.
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Helping India Breathe: Kashmir Students Make Low-Cost Portable Ventilator From Scrap
Two students of the University of Kashmir have made a portable ventilator by using just scrap after witnessing a massive shortage of ventilators during the pandemic.
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SpiceJet's Low-Cost, India-Made Ventilators To Address Shortage: Nitin Gadkari
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Monday said that "SpiceOxy", a compact and affordable non-invasive ventilator has been made in India that will help address the shortage of ventilators in India.
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22-Year-Old Kashmiri Man Waseem Nadaf Develops Low-Cost Ventilator Out Of Waste
Waseem Ahmad Nadaf, popularly known as 'Unique Waseem' for his knack for uncommon innovations, has developed a ventilator from scrap.
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Afghan All-Girls Robotics Team Designs Low-Cost Ventilator To Treat Coronavirus Patients
In the eastern Afghan city of Herat, 18-year-old high school student Somaya Faruqi adjusts a suction cap as she puts the finishing touches before unveiling a low-cost, lightweight ventilator created by her and six other young women.
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IIT Roorkee And AIIMS Rishikesh Team Develops Low-Cost Ventilator
A five-member team of AIIMS doctors confirmed its technology and reliability after testing it at Advanced Simulation Lab of AIIMS.
-
IIT Innovations Take Commercial Route to Aid COVID-19 Fight
Low-cost portable ventilators, affordable COVID-19 test kits, drones for sanitisation, specialised digital stethoscopes, disposable bamboo furniture for makeshift isolation wards and "infection-proof fabric" for hospitals -- these are among several innovations, by IITs across the country during the lockdown period, which are ready to hit the market...
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From Test Kits To Sanitising Drones: How IITs Helped In COVID-19 Battle
Low-cost portable ventilators, affordable COVID-19 test kits, drones for sanitisation, specialised digital stethoscopes and "infection-proof fabric" for hospitals -- these are among key innovations by IITs across the country which are ready to hit the market.
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Fitbit Launches Low-Cost Emergency Ventilator ‘Fitbit Flow’ for COVID-19 Pandemic
Fitbit has launched a ventilator, Fitbit Flow, as an answer to the challenges faced by the medical industry to fight the COVID-19 crisis. The lack of enough conventional ventilators compelled Fitbit to engineer an easy-to-use and low-cost automatic resuscitator designed for emergency ventilation.
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IIT Mandi Teams Develop Low-Cost Portable Ventilators
IIT Mandi researchers have developed two low-cost portable ventilators. The developed prototypes are easy to use and can be taken to remote locations in case of a medical emergency.
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Indian-American Couple Develops Low-Cost Ventilator For Coronavirus Patients
An Indian-American couple has developed a low-cost portable emergency ventilator which is soon to hit the production stage and will be available in India and the developing world to help doctors deal with the COVID-19 patients.
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Ferrari Helps Design Low-Cost Ventilator In Battle Against Coronavirus
Formula One team Ferrari announced Wednesday they have helped develop a new low-cost ventilator which can be used in the fight against coronavirus.
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Team Led By IIT Bombay Student Develops Low-Cost Mechanical Ventilator 'Ruhdaar'
A team of engineering students from IIT Bombay, NIT Srinagar and Islamic University of Science & Technology (IUST), Awantipora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir has come up with a low-cost ventilator using locally available materials.
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US Firm to Assist IIT Kanpur Startup in Development of Low-Cost Ventilators
Ansys, a global engineering simulation company, entered into an agreement with an IIT Kanpur led consortium to assist in the development of low-cost ventilators to fight the COVID-19 outbreak in India.
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US Tech Firm To Assist IIT Kanpur Startup In Development Of Low-Cost Ventilators
Ansys, a global engineering simulation company, entered into an agreement with an IIT-Kanpur led consortium to assist in the development of low-cost ventilators to fight the COVID-19 outbreak in India.
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Railways Develops Low-Cost Ventilator ''Jeevan'', Seeks Top Medical Body's Approval
The Indian Railways has developed a low-cost ventilator, Jeevan at its Kapurthala Rail Coal Factory that could save thousands of lives at a time the country is grappling with a shortage of the medical equipment in its fight against coronavirus.
