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Tested on the international space station. if the prototype succeeds, they want to make it freely available to those most in need. when we think about third world countries, where there is, like, extremely huge populations, and theyre not that developed in the medicalfield, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, thornhill medical, whose battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military, have been asked by t...

The race to make more ventilators. robots on the frontline and how to look sharp on a digital date. this week, the uk went into lockdown over the continuing coronavirus crisis. we were told to limit all of oui’ crisis. we were told to limit all of our activities and stay—at—home. this comes at the world health organization says the pandemic is accelerating across the globe. hospitals everywhere are facing a shortage of equipment, including

People will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, these battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military and the company has been asked to ramp up production. portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. they are already fda approved and the designer believes they have the expertise to make them quickly. if everybody puts the pedal to the metal and puts full speed, i ...

Now on bbc news, its time for click. the race to make more ventilators. robots on the frontline. and how to look sharp on a digital date. this week, the uk went into lockdown over the continuing coronavirus crisis. we were told to limit all of our activities and stay at home. this comes as the world health organization says the pandemic is accelerating across the globe. hospitals everywhere are facing a shortage of equipment, including ventilators.

Ventilators. this life—saving equipment helps patients to breathe in the most critical cases when their lung function fails. the uk currently has around 8000 ventilators in the country but needs many more. so, how do we urgently get a ccess many more. so, how do we urgently get access to more of these machines? can we manufacture more of them in this country is make we have been looking at some of the possible solutions. uk government has put a caller to big businesses to help manufacture new ...

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Immediate solutions to this problem, which could be cheaper and more portable. we spoke to some of them this week. most are committed to making their designs open—source and freely available once they have been tested. these machines need to work 2a hours a day for up to 1a days at a time per patient. so set to respirate 15... a team from the university of oxford and kings college london have quickly designed what they think is a workable ventilator, which could go into production right away, ...

More than 9 million migrant workers move from the rural areas in india to the large cities. these people are to the large cities. these people a re clearly to the large cities. these people are clearly trying to get back to other towns and villages, so if they have to be lockdown there will be lockdown at home, not in a big city where they have no friends and obviously no work at the moment as a result of the lockdown. more news on that at one oclock. now on bbc news its time for click. the race...

They are as concerned about them as i am. authorities are warning the citys hospitals could be at capacity as quickly as by the end of next week. there are now strong stay—at—home orders in place in a desperate bid to save lives. but new orleans is bracing itself for an onslaught, and authorities are asking themselves whether measures were implemented early enough to prevent a wave of cases overwhelming the city. rejed armed, bbc news. here in britain, fines have already been issued by the p...

And theyre not that developed in the medical field, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, thornhill medical, whose battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military, have been asked by the government there to ramp up production. their portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. theyre already ce marked and fda approved, and the designer believes they have ...