Data underlying the research of OperationAIR, hardware and software design.

OperationAIR is a student team of Delft University of Technology that developed a simplified ventilator: the AIRone. It was developed as a non-certified, advanced emergency ventilator at times of a national shortage due to the covid-19 pandemic, in close contact with experts from Leiden University Medical Center and Erasmus Medical Center. This repository contains the hardware and software design data that can be used to recreate the project. Further more, the various documents developed for the ventilator including the user manual, technical and design specifications and lessons learnt are also archived herewith. This resource intends to give other researchers a head start on their design process. The files give an insight in the process and can prevent you from repeating the same mistakes.

OperationAIR是代尔夫特理工大学（Delft University of Technology）的学生团队，他们研发了一款简化型呼吸机AIRone。该设备作为一款未经认证的高级应急呼吸机，专为应对新冠疫情期间全国呼吸机短缺的情况而开发，研发过程中与莱顿大学医学中心（Leiden University Medical Center）及伊拉斯姆斯医学中心（Erasmus Medical Center）的专家保持密切协作。本仓库收录了可用于复现该项目的硬件与软件设计数据，此外为该呼吸机编制的各类文档——包括用户手册、技术与设计规范以及研发经验教训总结——也一并归档于此。本资源旨在为其他研究人员的设计研发工作提供先发优势，相关文件能够完整展现整个研发流程，并帮助开发者避免重复过往的同类失误。