Trinamic Open Source Ventilator (TOSV) Teardown using

[@yyunko7764]

finally one that isn't a mindless bag squeezer

[@bald_engineer]

9:12 For what it is worth, if you MacGuyver'ed something together (and it was my only option...), I would still use it. :)

[@clemensmayer9171]

I hope you will never have to.

[@nielspaulin2647]

ABSOLUTE EXCELLENT!

[@lachygordon]

The patient circuit installed is for a Drager Oxylog ventilator, it is single patient use only. How is it exchanged easily when it's cable tied inside the housing?

[@clemensmayer9171]

its aPrototype, thes things have to be figured out for production of course.

[@everydayhacks7242]

Can we get all the components in a single kit like in the video above? If yes then where can we get it?

[@chaos197903]

I was wondering how much it weighs. I have to be on a ventilator all the time; it weighs around 13lbs, and is on my back in a backpack so the lighter the better. I've been looking for a lighter mobile ventilator for some time now without luck so any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

[@MAYERMAKES]

i havent weihed it but its below 2kg without any oxygen flask

[@DaveMcAnulty]

Very cool, but sadly your never going to get medical certification on something using a raspberrypi.

[@MAYERMAKES]

RPI based products have received many industrial certifications in the past. RPIs are not that different to other embedded computers that get use din medical equipment, So I wouldnt be so pessimistic about it, but moving to a different SBC down the line is always possible if needed.

[@تماسيحوعفاريت]

✌️👏👍

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

Dude Clem, you're German? I always thought you were Russian..

[@clemensmayer9171]

I'm actually neither.

[@Davedarko]

there might be a hint in form of a poster in the opening of the video that will help identifying one of youtubes last mysteries ;)

[@adventureoflinkmk2]

@@Davedarko yeah I just saw that at the end of the show.. lol Was gonna say I didn't take any notice till the end