A Case Study On Emergency Ventilator System During SARS COV-2

As COVID-19 overtook hospital systems globally, there was more demand for ventilators. The global community reacted quickly, creating a significant variety of emergency makeshift ventilator layouts. As a result, there was a problem with the availability of trained physicians to operate the mechanical ventilators, which led to another dilemma. At the rate ventilators were being made, new doctors couldn't finish their training. risking leaving patients untreated and next to inoperable ventilators. After reviewing 45 journals, this survey was made. Our team To solve this issue, a wireless remote system for portable ventilators was created. It connects a range of ventilators using inexpensive hardware add-on modules and proper control architecture to telemedicine software.