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npm-upgrade
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<Tooltip
title={
<p style={{ marginBottom: 0 }}>
<strong>Chassis</strong>, built out of laser-cut acrylic
or aluminium, and includes multiple 3D printed components.
</p>
}
>
<span className="tip tip1"> </span>
</Tooltip>
<Tooltip
title={
<p>
<strong>Breath delivery</strong>, the ventilator delivers
breaths by compressing a conventional bag-valve mask with
a pivoting cam arm. Tidal volume is 300ml to 500ml. Next
iteration will allow 300ml to 800ml.
</p>
}
>
<span className="tip tip2"> </span>
</Tooltip>
<Tooltip
title={
<p>
<strong>Compression mechanism</strong>, log-shape CAM that
goes up-and-down. Next iteration will implement a CAM
design to implement proper breathing rhythm with
inspiration:expiration ratio of 1:2.
</p>
}
>
<span className="tip tip3"> </span>
</Tooltip>
We began our efforts by exploring many*{' '} open-source projects (we started with the Spanish{' '} OXYGen{' '} design), and what we discovered was that there was a lack of clear and transparent information on what stage a project or a prototype was in. As we set out to document the efforts of our team over time we wanted to express clearly and transparently the status of our prototypes. We discovered the algorithm from{' '} Public Invention (shown below) to be a good means to quickly inform others of our progress, and this is what we have adopted at the moment to report the status of the ventilator prototypes.
* At the time of writing this note (last week of May, 2020) there are atleast a hundred and sixteen ventilator designs that teams around the world are working on. This information is tracked and managed by a community which is led by the{' '} Public Invention{' '} group, and{' '} can be found here .