Face Shields and Intubation Boxes Designed at Georgia Tech @GeorgiaTechCoE
Face Shields and Intubation Boxes Designed at Georgia Tech  @GeorgiaTechCoE
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In response to COVID-19, several Georgia Tech faculty and students are doing their part by designing and manufacturing personal protective equipment and other medical devices such as face shields and intubation boxes to distribute to local healthcare facilities. To date, 300,000 face shields and 200 intubation boxes have been manufactured.

For more info, listen to Dr. Christopher Saldana and Dr. Samuel Graham tell their story of how this all started on the Uncommon Engineer Podcast: https://podcast.coe.gatech.edu/engineering-solutions-covid-19-chris-saldana-sam-graham
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