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  3. Coronavirus in Brazil, start-up develops inexpensive ventilator

Coronavirus in Brazil, start-up develops inexpensive ventilator

Apr 1, 2020

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  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani (pictured with the respirator), director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and may cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900809x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani (pictured with the respirator), director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and may cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900809x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani (in the photo showing a 3D printed face shield), director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and may cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900808x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani (in the photo showing a 3D printed face shield), director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and may cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900808x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900799x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900799x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900798x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900798x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900793x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900793x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900791x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900791x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900789x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900789x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani (pictured), director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and may cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900781x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani (pictured), director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and may cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900781x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900775x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900775x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900774x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900774x CaduxRolim

  • SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900772x CaduxRolim

    SOROCABA, SP - 01.04.2020: STARTUP DE SOROCABA CRIA RESPIRADORES - The Sorocaba (SP) startup, Pi Project, developed a low-cost respirator project to collaborate in the treatment of patients infected with COVID-19 (new coronavirus). Lucas Piovani, director of the company at the Technological Park of Sorocaba, says that the respirator is in the final testing phase and can cost approximately R $ 1100.00. The first units will be donated to hospitals in the city. The project that uses 3D printing, is based on studies by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and, after being completed, it will undergo validations by organs that regulate materials for hospital use in Brazil. x1900772x CaduxRolim

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