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Home > Medical Gas Flow Sensor and Alarm

Medical Gas Flow Sensor and Alarm

Patrick Crawford, Mathieu Haiart, Gabriel Lessard-Kragen, Mariel Plummer, Rhea Sideris, Oliver Xie

Our design project solves a significant problem in the medical environment; it will save lives and save hospitals money. We have built a medical gas flow-rate sensor and associated alerting system intended for use primarily within hospital and ambulance-based portable oxygen tank fleets. With the current systems, patient safety is at significant risk. Oxygen tanks run out on patients during transport and/or ambulatory procedures, and often no one will notice until patients are in medical distress. Our device measures the flow and ensures any degradation in oxygen flow alerts a medical professional within a moment’s notice.

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309 - 6350 Stores Road
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Website www.igen.ubc.ca
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