Ventilators
VENTILATORS
End-to-end Engineering Efforts to Support Ventilator Technological Advancements
Ventilators are a mainstay necessity in healthcare. Both invasive and non-invasive systems are available, designed to serve a broad range of patient therapy profiles and clinical uses.
While some patients benefit from a non-invasive approach that uses a mask to push air into the patient’s lungs, other patients who are unable to breathe on their own may require an invasive system that takes over breathing by way of a tube.
Patients who undergo surgery also require breathing support.
With the pandemic, the need for companies who could develop and manufacture ventilators became critical. We’ve served the medical device contract design and manufacturing for over 25 years, with ventilators playing a key role in that journey.
Whether its developing software and algorithms or perfecting mechanical and industrial design, our engineers are experienced in supporting your ventilator development needs.
With a growing manufacturing operation serving clients across the world, we can also partner through the transition to device manufacturing and support you after launch.
Ventilators
Respiratory
Pulmonary
General Surgery
Ventilator Case Study Portfolio
Client Need for a Next Generation Invasive and Non-Invasive Ventilator
This client was seeking a partner who could not only provide the software and algorithms for different breathing patterns, but also update the electrical workings and mechanical structure.
In addition to the base ventilator, we were also tasked with adding a cost-effective internal and autoclavable handpiece.
By adding new electronics, mechanisms and software to the predicate ventilator, RBC created a new and improved combination invasive/non-invasive ventilation product.
Simplify Project Planning
Effective medical device design services start with understanding your needs and preparing a thorough project analysis and plan
Time-tested Prototyping Methods
Not all medical device designs are possible. Understanding how to make a realistic concept prototype based on your needs can save you time and costs long term
End-to-End Engineering
Expedite your medical device design process without sacrificing quality. Partner with a company that can take charge of the entire process, from concept to market