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+# **Folding Intubation Box**
+_04/08/20_
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+Based on the [feedback](feedback.md) that the doctors gave us on the last version of the [intubation box](https://gitlab.cba.mit.edu/zfredin/intubation-station) Zach and I made, I decided to start from scratch with a total different approach to this intubation box.
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+<img src="img/foldedboxV2.jpeg" alt="Smiley face" height="560" >
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+It is proposed a folding kirigami intubation box. Points that we are solving immediately form the feedback are:
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+  - Completely transparent
+  - No sharp edges
+  - There are no worrying gaps
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+Added extra interesting features are:
+  - From a 4 x 8 ft sheet of PETG two intubation boxes can be made
+  - Cutting on the Zund in 3.5 min per box
+  - Flat storage
+  - Protective plastic that helps on deliver non-contaminated devices
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+On the other hand, _**there are two aspects we have to iterate on this design**. One is **it is more than 20 seconds assembly**_ and the other one is that _**on the patient side of the box, the structural integrity can be improved**_. We will work on that points towards.
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+<img src="img/structural_integrity.gif" alt="Smiley face" height="500" >
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+For the time being, this is de 2d design and the folded device.
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+<img src="img/cutted_shape.jpeg" alt="Smiley face" height="560" >
+<img src="img/corner_detail.jpeg" alt="Smiley face" height="560" >
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+Mock-up has been made with a 4 by 8 ft PETG sheet 0.5mm thickness. Cut on the Zund with the EOT1 and z22 blade, 100mm linear velocity and the creasing tool at 500 mm/min.
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+## _**Work in progress**_