eloops

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   by eloops 7y ago

   Have you seen the news recently? It's now being officially tested with patients in New York..
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   by eloops 7y ago

   Seems like it's officially being considered as an option: https://youtu.be/l3h9Z4u4icM?t=2078
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   by eloops 7y ago

   That makes sense but I think that it's still more plausible to solve a sync problem than to double the amount of machines. If that's the case then maybe the sync can be controlled somehow? Maybe (just maybe as I'm over optimi
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   by eloops 7y ago

   Not sure why they would share the same air? Isn't "fresh" air used as input and output air from each patient goes outside? Just a thought..
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   Can one ventilation machine tube be split to two patients at the same time?

   2 points by eloops 7y ago|10 comments