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Spiro Wave
Devices, LLC
Hospitals in rural America and
developing countries have
limited access to ventilators
and are particularly vulnerable
in the face of COVID-19.
○ Tidal volume
○ Respiratory rate
○ I/E ratio
○ Positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP)
○ Airway limit pressure
Operator control panel
mechanical ventilation in
Military Operations
Automation
technologies
addressing global
problems and opening
up new markets
Spiro Wave brings increased control Lucas Chest Compression System Spiro Wave Resuscitation & Ventilation
to manual emergency processes and
Before: Before:
relieves clinicians to focus on other Until the Lucas V2 deployment in 2009, in-field In-field healthcare providers delivered bag-valve-mask
critical tasks. healthcare providers like EMTs delivered chest compressions manually to resuscitate patients and
compressions manually, with limited provide ventilation until equipment became available.
effectiveness and large physical strain.
Like the Lucas Chest Compression
Now, the Spiro Wave automates resuscitation and
System, Spiro Wave delivers Now, The Lucas device delivers those
delivers precise ventilation with intuitive monitoring that
compressions mechanically, with safety and
hospital-level care to emergency consistency that cannot be achieved via human
frees up clinicians for other critical tasks.
Spiro Wave is
a streamlined, high-fidelity An FDA 510(k) approved A compact, rapidly deployable
emergency ventilation device. ventilation device. system for mobile ICUs.
Milestones
Charles Boyce, Scott Cohen, Marcel Botha, Ingrid Pangandoyon, Marlon Nepomuceno, Rich Mokuolu,
Chairman CEO Chief Product Officer COO Director of Operations Supply Chain Management
Owen Trueblood, Liad Yamin, Ilya Ostrovskiy, Hannah Mishin, Colin Kelly, Robert Boggess,
Software & Product Design & Software Engineer Product & Process Control Director of Design Clinical Training & Support
Electronic Engineer Mechanical Engineer
Brooklyn Navy Yard, home to Newlab & 10xBeta Boyce Technologies Facility, Long Island City
Fast Company
These new MIT-inspired low-cost ventilators are rolling out in NYC hospitals
NPR OnPoint
The Need For Innovation, Especially In A Crisis
Voice of America
How US Startups Built a Low-Cost Ventilator in a Month
Breaking Defense
Army Awards $200K For Stopgap Ventilators
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