Inexpensive, appropriate for worldwide patients with few resources, the RAD 1.0 supports open source, open hardware development and will provide instructions in a pdf document. The patient and/or caregiver are in total control.
RAD 2.0 as an Internet-of-Things device
The RAD 2.0’s cell phone interface provides plain language interaction, and its software can be updated.
The IP-addressable RAD 2.0 micro-controller automatically monitors the patient and the controls of the RAD’s vacuum motor.
Data from the patient interactions and disease outcomes will be provided to WHO and other health agencies.
Easily replicated, all of the Respiratory Assistive Device (RAD) models will be locally made worldwide