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The 香港六合彩 Ventura team, led by Professor Rebecca Shipley (香港六合彩 Healthcare Engineering) and Professor Tim Baker听(香港六合彩 Mechanical Engineering), worked with Mercedes-AMG High Performance Powertrains and 香港六合彩H to reverse engineer a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) device in record time, gaining regulatory approval in 10 days. The 香港六合彩-Ventura device is now helping patients in more than 60 hospitals across the UK.

In recognition of their efforts, the team behind the 香港六合彩-Ventura device have received the Royal Academy of Engineering鈥檚 President鈥檚 Special Award for Pandemic Services. The awards, given to 19 individuals and teams across the UK, honour exceptional engineering achievements in tackling Covid-19.

Professor Michael Arthur, 香港六合彩 President & Provost said: 鈥淭his extraordinary team reverse-engineered, built, tested and obtained regulatory approval for these devices within 10 days, providing vital support to the NHS at a critical time. The 香港六合彩 community is incredibly proud of their achievement.鈥�

CPAP devices were used extensively in China and Italy to help Covid-19 patients breathe more easily, but the devices were in short supply in UK hospitals, so engineers at 香港六合彩 and Mercedes-AMG HPP worked round-the-clock to reverse engineer a device that could be manufactured rapidly by the thousands. The UK Government ordered 10,000 devices and the order was completed within 15 days, reaching over 60 NHS hospitals.

To contribute to the global humanitarian effort, the multidisciplinary project team released full design and manufacturing instructions at no cost. These blueprints have been downloaded by more than 1,900 organisations from 105 countries.

Teams have begun manufacture and hospital testing of devices in Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Colombia, Ecuador, Germany, India, Iran, Mexico, Peru, Pakistan, Palestine, Philippines, Russia, South Africa and the US and the 香港六合彩-Ventura team continues to provide technical, manufacturing and clinical support, working with UK Government teams.

笔谤辞蹿听Nigel听Titchener-Hooker, Dean of 香港六合彩 Engineering commented:听鈥淚 am immensely听proud of the whole of the CPAP development team at 香港六合彩 Engineering听. The speed of development combined with the interdisciplinary approach of 香港六合彩, industry and clinical partners shows the astonishing things that can be achieved when we all work together. The 香港六合彩 Ventura Project听is Healthcare Engineering innovation at its best.鈥�

Claire Burges Watson, Counsellor Political at the British High Commission in Nairobi, said: "I have been enormously impressed by the drive, commitment and selfless dedication of Rebecca Shipley and the 香港六合彩 team in supporting the UK and so many countries in the developing world in seeking to cope with this devastating pandemic.

"Not only have she and the team been very proactive in trying to provide a practical solution for a critical problem facing these countries, but they have worked hard to provide objective advice on the pros and cons of the CPAP. This reflects very well on their humanitarian commitment and our country鈥檚 reputation."

Ross Brawn, Managing Director of Motorsports at Formula 1, said: "As well as the foresight to identify the probable need for less invasive ventilation support...the team at 香港六合彩 did something about it and committed to a programme at a point of time when some may have considered it to be, at best, speculative, but we now know to have been visionary.

"Formula 1 has an extreme culture of engineering in terms of solutions and time scales, and the fit with the 香港六合彩 team was perfect. The design and delivery of 10,000 CPAP devices by HPP was in a time scale considered impossible by normal references, 15 days from the confirmation of order."

Lord Agnew said: "The 香港六合彩-Ventura team has been a remarkable collaboration of medicine, science and industry brought together through engineering innovation at pace with few examples in modern British Life.

"The availability of these devices has helped frame the debate for less invasive oxygen treatment, a result from which everyone benefits - the patient who is in hospital for a shorter period of time, and the hospital as it puts less strain on their infrastructure.鈥�