Coronavirus pandemic: Creative innovations in India to fight Covid-19
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Disinfection chamber
In an attempt to boost the fight against coronavirus, DRDO designed a full-body disinfection chamber they are calling the personnel sanitization enclosure. Reportedly, a walkthrough enclosure is capable of disinfecting 650 persons until the next refill.
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Robots on the job
As health workers, researchers and governments struggle to contain the spread of the pandemic, robots are being deployed to administer treatment and provide support to quarantined patients.
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A bodysuit to safeguard frontline warriors
The bodysuit is a critical requirement for doctors, medical staff, sanitation workers so that they do not contract the virus during their work; DRDO has designed a full bodysuit to stop contamination through coronavirus.
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A mobile app to locate virus suspects
IIT Roorkee has developed a mobile tracking application with state-of-the-art features to boost government efforts for the surveillance of coronavirus suspects. The application can track COVID-19 suspects who have been quarantined, using geofencing technology, which marks a virtual geographic area and triggers a response if an individual exits or enters the boundary.
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Low cost ventilators
IIT Roorkee has also developed a low-cost portable ventilator that can be useful for COVID-19 patients. Named ‘Prana-Vayu,’ the closed-loop ventilator is equipped with state-of-the-art features. (Representative Image)