It's a ventilator, though - you can use it for anything requiring a ventilator. (Fake edit: Well, around 80% of the things, apparently.) And at $300 for the "buy parts at full retail price" version, even ten of them is still peanuts in health care dollars.
More searching turned up the name of the device - ApolloBVM - and a little more news, as of April 22 a license agreement had been signed with Stewart & Stevenson to produce them and emergency FDA approval applied for. We'll just have to see if anyone but the US is surging so badly as to need them before the glacial pace of even emergency bureaucratic action can get through.
More searching turned up the name of the device - ApolloBVM - and a little more news, as of April 22 a license agreement had been signed with Stewart & Stevenson to produce them and emergency FDA approval applied for. We'll just have to see if anyone but the US is surging so badly as to need them before the glacial pace of even emergency bureaucratic action can get through.
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