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== Efforts ==
 
== Efforts ==
  
* USA
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===USA===
** New England
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====New England====
*** Greater Boston Area
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* Greater Boston Area
**** MGB Center for COVID Innovation https://covidinnovation.partners.org/
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** MGB Center for COVID Innovation https://covidinnovation.partners.org/
**** New England Complex Systems Institute https://necsi.edu/corona-virus-pandemic
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** New England Complex Systems Institute https://necsi.edu/corona-virus-pandemic
**** Artisan's Asylum http://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php/COVID
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** Artisan's Asylum http://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php/COVID
**** Lowell Makes https://lowellmakes.com/covid-19-response/
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** Lowell Makes https://lowellmakes.com/covid-19-response/
  
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===General===
 
* https://getusppe.org/
 
* https://getusppe.org/
 
* https://findthemasks.com #GetMePPE
 
* https://findthemasks.com #GetMePPE

Revision as of 16:33, 30 March 2020

This page is being constantly updated, so please check back daily. We will probably set up a form in case people want email updates.

HACKERS and HOSPITALS is an effort to coordinate Hackers with Hospitals during an immediate time of need.

Participate

If you have any suggestions, questions or comments, you can contact: michael at fsf.org

Mission

We need to help coordinate the medical needs of hospitals with local area fabricators. Boston has a large number of healthcare professionals, hackers, makers, engineers, biomedical innovators, and crafters. If we can all work together, we can save lives.

We need to:

  1. Identify parts that need replacing often.
  2. Get those parts to local 3D scanners or redesign them in ways that maker space can duplicate them.
  3. Publish the plans and design files under free culture licenses.
  4. Call on the community to replicate parts.

Common printing materials (PLA & ABS) are probably single use due only to their porous nature so we need to start now to meet demand. Most of the plans I have seen for face masks involve flexible material such as Ninjaflex which many maker spaces have, but in less supply. Copper3D makes an anitmicrobial filament which can probably be found in the Boston area, but rare.

The next step would be for the medical teams to identify commonly used parts that may be suitable for replication using a 3D printing process.

Resources

Meta:

Local groups with fabrication equipment:

  • Maker & Hacker spaces
  • Local businesses
    • Engineering
    • Medical
      • Biomedical research
      • Dentists
    • Tailors
  • Education
    • Schools
    • After-school centers
  • Hobbyists and Hackers

Devices

Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Face Shields:

Cloth Masks:

3D Printed Face Masks:

Medical gowns:

Diagnostics

3D Printed stethoscope

3D Printed Otoscope:

Therapeutics

Ventilator Specifications:

Ventilator Designs:

Multiplying ventilators:

Medical supplies unrelated to COVID-19

3D Printed Tourniquet

Software

Software listed here is free software. https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html Concerns should be edited or supplemented.

CAD:

Slicing for printing:

3D print server:

Efforts

USA

New England

General