As Coronavirus Spreads Globally, These Researchers Are Designing Ventilators That Cost Less Than $1,000
A ventilator might save your life, but at what cost? | Ohio State Medical Center
New low-cost ventilator which doesn't need electricity could help hospitals treat COVID patients | News and events | Loughborough University
Ventilator Innovation has cost and life-saving potential | Alumni | Loughborough University
Low-cost ventilator set to help people in low-income countries | Imperial News | Imperial College London
AccuVent Ventilator, Respiratory Rate: 0-30 BPM at Rs 450000 in Mumbai
UBC students among final 10 teams in global competition to create low-cost ventilator | CBC News
Coronavirus | Scientists and doctors at MIT are building innovative low cost ventilators - YouTube
Railways' first low-cost ventilator production hits a hurdle | India News - The Indian Express
Low-cost ventilator set to help people in low-income countries | Imperial News | Imperial College London
Simple, low-cost ventilator builds on available resuscitation bags
OxVent ventilator set to be manufactured at-scale - King's College London
US cheers Indian engineers for building low-cost ventilator, Health News, ET HealthWorld
Iit-H: Ventilator By Iit-h Startup Ready For Use | Hyderabad News - Times of India
Cost Effective Locally Produced Ventilators - InvestSA
Indian Railways low cost ventilator: Indian Railways develops low-cost ventilator 'Jeevan', seeks ICMR approval - The Economic Times
MIT-based team works on rapid deployment of open-source, low-cost ventilator | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Researchers Develop Low-cost, Easy-to-use Emergency Ventilator for COVID-19 Patients
VOCSN Cost | Ventec Life Systems
Researchers create a low-cost ventilator for areas with limited means
Villanovans Launch Low-cost Ventilator Initiative | Villanova University
Skanray 1 Critical Care Ventilators, Respiratory Rate: 10-30, Tidal Volume: 1500 at Rs 750000/piece in New Delhi
This Team Made a $500 Ventilator—but How Will It Be Used? | WIRED
