List of 28 manufacturers licensed to make the NASA designed Ventilator

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Below is the list of the 28 manufacturers licensed to make the NASA designed Ventilator.

Spot the manufacturers from Africa.

Source : NASA


Company
Country
ATRON Group LLC
in Dallas, Texas		United States Of America
DesignPlex Biomedical, LLC
in Fort Worth, Texas		United States Of America
Evo Design, LLC
in Watertown, Connecticut		United States Of America
MVent, LLC, a division of Minnetronix Medical
in St. Paul, Minnesota		United States Of America
Pro-Dex, Inc.
in Irvine, California		United States Of America
Shinano Kenshi Corporation
in Culver City, California		United States Of America
Stark Industries, LLC
in Columbus, Ohio		United States Of America
Vacumed, a division of Vacumetrics, Inc.
in Ventura, California		United States Of America
YEA Engineering LLCArmenia
Planet InnovationAustralia
Russer Brasil Ltda.Brazil
Senai CimatecBrazil
Tangent Design Engineering LtdCanada
Nile University - Nilepreneurs InitiativeEgypt
Alpha Design Technologies Pvt LtdIndia
Bharat Forge LtdIndia
CuraSigna Systems Private LimitedIndia
Electrotherm Solar LimitedIndia
Medha Servo Drives Pvt Ltd.India
Unggul Cipta TeknologiIndonesia
K-One Technology BhdMalaysia
Arcmex Robotics Sa De CvMexico
Adlevo Capital, LLCNigeria
Exergia - Projectos de Engenharia, S.A.Portugal
Mando CorporationSouth Korea
Somnics, Inc.Taiwan
Çizgi Teknoloji Elektronik Tasarim Ve Üretim AşTurkey
Vasmed Technologies Ltd FzcUnited Arab Emirates
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