Shipment of two ventilator prototypes to Panama
From left to right: Thom Hubers, hard-and software engineer ARA, Marnix van Beem, student TU Delft, Erik Wildenbeest, manager R&D ARA, Jarik de Graaff, CEO ARA, Elizabeth Ward, ambassador of…
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Mexico receives prototype of mechanical ventilator developed by Delft University of Technology to support research activities
The Embassy of Mexico in the Netherlands received the prototype of a mechanical ventilator developed by Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) within the framework of its Project Inspiration. The…
The maintenance of medical equipment in developing countries.
Mike Yeats has written an explicit maintenance manual on the East Radcliffe ventilator, available at: https://theelectricsquirrel.wordpress.com/2013/11/22/east-radcliffe-ventilator-the-unofficial-manual/
Project Inspiration in the New York Times
The New York Times wrote an interesting article about our project, available via: https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2020/04/17/technology/17reuters-health-coronavirus-netherlands-ventilators.html
Mechanical ventilator from the sixties inspires Delft engineers
https://www.engineersonline.nl/nieuws/id32787-mechanisch-beademingsapparaat-uit-jaren-60-inspireert-delftse-ingenieurs.html – Een team van onderzoekers en studenten van de TU/D lanceert een nieuw type beademingsapparaat dat zuiver mechanisch is en dat je eenvoudig zelf zou kunnen bouwen en repareren.…
TU Delft designs ventilator without ICT
https://www.computable.nl/artikel/opmerkelijk/zorg/6913334/5933077/tu-delft-komt-met-beademingsapparaat-zonder-ict.html