NVIDIA’s top scientist develops open-source ventilator that can be built with $400 in readily-available parts #OpenSource
Its awesome seeing all the ventilator solutions coming from the desks of makers. This one comes from Bill Daily of NIVIDIA. Via TechCrunch:
The design created by Daily strives for simplicity, and basically includes just two central components – a solenoid valve and a microcontroller. The design is called the OP-Vent, and in the video below you can see how bare-bones it is in terms of hardware compared to existing alternatives, including some of the other more complex emergency-use ventilator designs developed in response to COVID-19.
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