OneBreath
OneBreath is a medical device company founded by physicians and engineers from Stanford University to develop affordable, high‑precision mechanical ventilators for use in ICUs, emergency rooms, ambulances and low‑resource settings. The company focuses on engineering ventilators that support a wide patient range and are optimized for constrained clinical environments.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Patents
Devices, systems, and methods for applying positive end expiratory pressure
US-11446463-B2
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Devices, systems, and methods for applying positive end expiratory pressure
US-11446463-B2
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Portable ICU-capable mechanical ventilator
A portable ventilator engineered to provide continuous respiratory support for infant through adult patients, optimized for ICU, emergency and transport settings and for use in low-resource environments.
Portable ICU-capable mechanical ventilator
A portable ventilator engineered to provide continuous respiratory support for infant through adult patients, optimized for ICU, emergency and transport settings and for use in low-resource environments.
Expertise Areas
- Mechanical ventilator engineering
- Low-resource medical device design
- Embedded connectivity for medical devices
- Regulatory submissions for medical devices (FDA 510(k))
Key Technologies
- Mechanical ventilation systems
- Turbine/blower-driven ventilation
- Volume-targeted pressure control
- SIMV and CPAP ventilation modes
News & Updates
Chief Medical Officer presented at BARDA Industry Day; participation in a government industry forum.
Profiled in an article discussing medical oxygen needs and innovations for low-resource settings.
Ventilator featured in the 2022 WHO compendium of innovative health technologies for low-resource settings (listed on page 39 of the compendium).
Chief Medical Officer presented at BARDA Industry Day; participation in a government industry forum.
Profiled in an article discussing medical oxygen needs and innovations for low-resource settings.
Ventilator featured in the 2022 WHO compendium of innovative health technologies for low-resource settings (listed on page 39 of the compendium).