MAKE Magazine: DIY Air Purification! Have you read our recent article in Make Magazine? We explore the DIY Corsi Box- a game-changer in indoor air quality! Our piece covers the… Read More »Open Source Mobility Aids, GOSQAS at Maker Faire, Make: Magazine, Website Transformation, and More!
New Open Source Technology! As project lead for the open source Glia tourniquet since early 2022, OSMS has been privileged to collaborate with Glia and University of Western Ontario FAST… Read More »Advancements in Tourniquet Testing, GOSQAS Progress, and the Evolution of the Corsi Box
March 12, 2023, marks the end of OSMS’ third year as an organization. While we have not been as active on social media, we have been working tirelessly throughout 2022… Read More »OSMS’ 3rd Anniversary- A Review of Our 2022 Impact
It’s often said that a picture is worth a thousand words. If that’s true, then a video must be worth even more. That’s exactly what can be found in the… Read More »Filmmakers celebrate maker Response to PPE shortage
As the COVID19 pandemic ravaged communities across the world, an unexpected group of volunteers emerged to support the maker community in our fight against COVID-19 related medical supplies shortage. Initially,… Read More »Breaking Barriers Through Language
OSMS works with hundreds of amazing teams from around the world. These teams are doing their best to support the fight against COVID. This included publishing data driven white papers… Read More »Medical Supply Prioritization – An Analytical Approach to the Global 2020 COVID-19 Response
Celebrate Indigenous People’s Day by learning more about tribal response efforts in the United States.
I’m incredibly excited to announce that Open Source Medical Supplies is partnering with VoteSafe, Mission for Masks, Makers Respond, and our parent non-profit RESOLVE to help get PPE and public… Read More »Providing Public Health Guidance for Voting Safety
An ongoing issue in COVID-19 treatment remains largely unresolved: oxygen shortages. COVID attacks the lungs and reduces their capacity to breathe; in order to keep the patient alive, additional oxygen needs to be given to severe and critical patients. While many of us are aware of this need, the scale of the problem is massive.
The tally for last week is done! The open source community is now up to 11.1 MILLION UNITS of medical supplies shipped all over the world! Last week alone you… Read More »The Weekly Count: 11.1 Million Units!