The LeVe CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) Device is an affordable innovative respiratory support system designed for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), aimed at providing life-saving care for neonates and adults with respiratory distress. Built for ease of use in resource-limited settings, the device operates with low power consumption, is adaptable for both neonatal and adult use, and can be integrated into various healthcare infrastructures. Its durable design ensures functionality in harsh environments, requiring minimal maintenance. Scalable for mass production, the LeVe CPAP meets essential safety and regulatory standards, offering an accessible and effective solution for reducing mortality from respiratory conditions in LMICs.
This project is in collaboration with University of Leeds, Mengo Hospital, Makerere University, The Leeds teaching Hospital and Bradford Teachinng Hospitals in the UK.
