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COVID-19 Vent is a low-cost medical ventilator that can be constructed locally near the hospital in need with 3D printed parts that can be crowdsourced. www.covid19vent.com. A growing number of high-tech organizations and universities are organizing around this project. These include the University of Houston-Victoria, Alabama A&M University, Electronic Alchemy via the Morningbird Media Corporation, Victoria East High School's Career and Technology Center, and the Euro-Alliance Ltd with operations in Switzerland and India. "We are honored to support Corey in this critical endeavor. We believe we have an opportunity to truly make a difference here. More importantly, we see people coming together, rallying around a cause, using whatever they can offer to help. This is what it's all about,” says Chance Glenn, Provost, and VP of Academic Affairs at the University of Houston-Victoria and President of Morningbird Media Corporation. “We just saw the need, built it in Autodesk Fusion360 in just four days, and the prototype will come in a week,” says Corey Mack, Founder at COVID-19 Vent. “Everything about this device is like fighting this virus. We are 100% full-force dedicated to design, adapt, and build these devices. By building the COVID-19 Vent in locales all over the country, we’re buying time to treat as many people as we can with the efficiency of local supply chains right in the same state.” Features and benefits of COVID-19 Vent include: Ease of manufacturing, where a single technician can assemble parts, test and deploy in roughly one hour Parts are easily sourced, many of which exist in abundance virtually everywhere in the United States Features a stainless steel unibody and Arduino controlled system with CPAP, Pressure Control, Pressure Support, and Assisted Control modes Safety features include pressure safety valve and programmable alarm. COVID-19 Vent is building its first ten ventilators in Rochester, NY.