VentilAid
Solution Overview & Benefits
Ventilaid is an open-source, low-cost ventilator designed to help individuals during respiratory crises, particularly in response to equipment shortages. It can be 3D printed, assembled with easily accessible components, and operates without needing high-end manufacturing facilities. This makes it an accessible option for areas with limited medical resources. The open-source license allows for free use and modification of the design by anyone.
- This is a Pressure Regulated Volume Control (PRVC) device.
- The device does not have an interface but can be connected to a computer screen or smartphone.
- Automatic function in CPAP and BiPAP modes
- Up to 70% FiO2
- Pressure up to 15 cm H2O (with a greater technical capability of up to 30cm H2O)
History & Development
VentilAid is an open-source ventilator of last resort developed by a group of Polish volunteers. The latest prototype is the third model called MK III. Most parts can be printed using FDM 3D printers. Other parts should be easily sourced locally. The device can be powered by a universal power supply.
Availability
- Publicly available: Yes
- Countries where available: Worldwide
- Price range: Free - Open Source license
- Offered or can be licensed for local manufacture: Yes
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