fluidIQ, Inc.


fluidIQ is a public benefit corporation dedicated to designing, developing, and deploying fluidic solutions that enhance the quality of life. Founded by a diverse team of doctors, engineers, and patient advocates during the COVID-19 pandemic, fluidIQ aims to address critical medical needs with innovative, user-friendly, and cost-effective technologies.

Industries

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Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)


Products

Compact automatic resuscitator (lipstick-sized handheld ventilator)

A compact, handheld mechanical resuscitator designed to provide automatic breathing support without electricity; uses gas-powered, fluidics-controlled operation intended for EMS and resource-limited settings; variants include a multi-device system addressing different clinical severities.


Services

Concept-to-prototype engineering services focused on fluidics-based, low-power/no-electricity respiratory support devices, including CFD and CAD-based development.

Execution of licensing agreements and joint R&D partnerships with manufacturers and distributors to scale production and distribution.

Support for preclinical evaluation in large-animal models and collaboration with research hospitals for translational studies and publication.

Expertise Areas

  • Emergency respiratory device development
  • Fluidics engineering for medical devices
  • Additive manufacturing and rapid prototyping for devices
  • Preclinical and translational validation (large-animal models)
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Key Technologies

  • Fluidic control systems
  • Mechanical ventilation technology
  • Additive manufacturing (3D printing)
  • Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
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News & Updates

fluidIQ has been nominated for The Index Project 2023 Awards, recognizing its innovative contributions to medical technology.

A reflection on the challenges faced by fluidIQ following the sudden death of its founding CEO, and the team's accomplishments in 2022.

fluidIQ's miniature ventilator was featured in the NIH Director's Blog, highlighting its innovative technology and research.

NIH Clinical Center doctors are testing fluidIQ's 3D-printed miniature ventilator, showcasing its potential for respiratory support.

An article discussing the promising results of fluidIQ's ventilator, developed in response to COVID-19 ventilator shortages.


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