To build inexpensive, easy-to-use, negative-pressure, breathing wellness device that can be worn without limiting the user’s everyday activities.
COMPETITION
Currently, only two cuirass-style ventilators are available
Competition

- close supervision
+ no nurse
- uncomfortable
+ easy to use
- rigorous cleaning protocol
+ low maintenance
- expensive, monthly consumables
+ low cost, no consumables
- tethered to controls
+ mobile
The team
Our formidable team of doctors, inventors, builders, and hardware/software experts makes breathing support wearable and comfortable around the world.


Steve Bull
CEO & Technical Lead
Serial inventor and entrepreneur of medical devices and remote patient monitoring


Dr. Harvey Hawes
Chief Medical Officer
Trauma surgeon, humanitarian, entrepreneur, and principal investigator


Laura Escueta
Industrial Designer
Industrial designer with a solid background in 3D modelling and graphic design


Valentin Kolganov
Social Media Officer
Advertising project manager and digital marketing specialist


Dr. Nilay Shah
Chief Business Officer
Neurologist who has successfully exited three medical startups


Raymond Kong
Finance Director
Experienced accounting and finance professional
ADVISORY BOARD


Dr. Talon Jones
Chair, Advisory Board
Resident anaesthesiologist at Vancouver General Hospital, author of our white paper


Dr. Norma Braun
Pulmonology Specialist
Practice includes pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital


Dano Carbone
Respiratory Therapist
Negative pressure expert who works with all patients on iron lungs in the United States


Cody Heisinger
Investment Engagement
Investor in over 250 startups and pre-IPOs since 2008


Sheldon Philips
Sr. Industrial Designer
Named on over 100 US and international patents of electronics, automotive, and medical devices


Nancy Paris, PhD
Product Developer
Cofounder of two health technology companies and a mechanical engineer with 30 years of experience
WHITEPAPER
Learn more about the significant other clinical applications that can benefit from a negative pressure assisting breathing device.