Name: あなたの病院を助ける方法（ローカルでCOVID-19を戦う） - スマートな毎日233 (How to Help Your Hospital (Fight COVID-19 Locally) - Smarter Every Day 233)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:49:32.000Z
Duration: 16 min 15 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

Every day I'm alone so I can take this off.

I am in a warehouse that was once used to work on the Saturn five rocket, and we have just spent the whole day tooling up a line to disinfect and sanitize three D printed materials.

Those air three D printed materials that come in from the community way disinfect them all through the process.

We drive them off right here, and then we get him packaged up, ready to ship out the doctors and nurses.

So I would like to make a video to show you how he did this.

Because it's one thing to make it three d printed.

It's quite another to do all the logistics effort behind it in order to get it out to the community so we can fight covert 19 together as a community.

But it involves a lot of people cooperating.

So I would like to show you how we got all this set up.

There's not a miracle drug in place that will just heal a person once they get it, and our doctors and nurses are out there day in and day out fighting this thing, and some of them are becoming exposed because they're right there with it, and so they need protective equipment.

But the problem is, our supply chains were so stressed because this hit everywhere, all at once globally, that if you're living a place like North Alabama like I do, you are painfully aware of the fact that most of the protective equipment is being shipped to more densely populated areas.

So a couple weeks ago, I'm looking around and I'm seeing all this play out and I'm thinking to myself, Man, no one's coming.

It's on us, Isn't it like this is really on us.

The medical community is basically the front line of defense in our fight against the Corona virus, so you can think of them as standing in between it and us.

These health care workers need to be protected from the virus, so they were various protective gear that drastically reduces the likelihood of them getting sick themselves.

Right now, we don't have enough of this protective gear.

These professionals and trained technicians are not people we can just replace.

If they go down, you and I can't just step up when one of them gets sick and you're not gonna get help from an outside community because the other communities Aaron a fight of their own against the Corona virus.

But what we can do is help make them protective gear so they can stay in the fight.

But it's not just enough to make them here.

It has to be done in a coordinated way so that the gear could actually get to the front lines where it's needed.

Most makers are naturally independent thinkers, but at this moment it doesn't do a lot of good if we're not making with the hospitals need or if we make this protection for them.

But don't create an efficient distribution chain to get it to the front lines to them.

If you're making anything right now, you don't need to be off just making your own thing.

It's important that you get with the program.

It's super important that all the makers in a community work together as a team to execute an agreed upon plan so that doctors, nurses and everyone getting their hands dirty right now has what they need to keep fighting for us.

This video is not about making face shields for your community.

This is about getting your hometown to rally together, to do whatever the medical infrastructure in your specific location needs together as a team, even though we're kind of isolated in our own communities.

The collected we is fully operational when it comes to protective equipment.

He's the guy behind the Prus, a three d printer company in the Czech Republic.

Last month, his team designed a three D printable facial, which could easily be fabricated.

Using those old transparency is that your math teacher used to use on the overhead projector.

This has been a huge success and has been all over the Internet, and he probably heard about people three d printing different types of protective equipment, whether be respirators or even valves for ventilators.

Just because you have a three D printer doesn't mean you can just print something out and run up to the hospital and try to save the world, because these people are actively Fighting Cove in 19 right now, just like the visual ization earlier.

If everyone prints what they think is right, it's gonna lead to confusion and frustration.

A more efficient way to do this is to get everybody in the maker community to interact with the medical community through one touch point.

In our case, we did it through the supply chain.

What I recommend doing is finding a leader in your area that's already communicated with a hospital and found out exactly what the hospital wants.

So this is how we got that word out and communicate it to the whole community.

It is time to do what Huntsville do, where a bunch of engineers were a bunch of geeks.

For a bunch of scientists, it's time to help the medical community.

We circulated in our area subreddit among famous local bloggers, and basically we made this call to action to anyone in our region who had a three D printer, and we asked them to print a very specific S T l file.

People that signed up just filled out a Google form.

We had their email addresses, so we had 350 people, three D printing instantly, and we had the ability to communicate with them.

So I talked to a lot of people doing this in their cities.

Once they establish this communication, that where there's two types of people, the vast majority of people just do it.

But there's this other kind of person that like Well, actually, we could be more efficient if we, like, ran it in this way.

And, you know, we could do it with this hole puncher.

Just don't whatever the file is, print the file.

It is probably better, and it's quicker run time, whatever it is.

The doctors requested this, so we should all just do it.

So whatever your idea is, unless it's a matter of safety, just do get with the program and do what everybody else is doing.

So here's another thing you're gonna want to do while your whole team is printing.

You're gonna want a couple of pockets of research within your group, thinking about two weeks out.

For example, Three D printing is great, but it takes about three hours for every part.

Injection molding, however, kicks out apart every 25 seconds.

Which is why when a guy named Chris who owns an injection molding shop, replied to our call for help in the Google form, we stroke the check for materials, and he worked through the night to design a mold so that his toolmaker, Jeremy, could start machining the mold the next day.

One injection mold machine could do the job of hundreds of printers like 1000 parts per shift, the challenges that it takes several days to make the mold.

So use three D printing as a stop gap to get you to the injection mold solution, and then you can pivot with your three D printers to another design that the hospital's need.

So we kind of shot first, and we ask questions later.

But we still don't know how to collect these things.

And we also didn't know how to disinfect them.

We have to assume that every single face shield that the community delivers potentially has Cove in 19 on it.

So this is when we reached out and we discovered that there was a guy in Sacramento named Pooch.

I got his phone number from Joel telling the three d printing nerd.

He's created this whole thing called Operation Shields up, and he's about two weeks further along in the process.

Then we are all just basically started the beginning from our intake, actually, between shifts right now, which is good, you're gonna need a shipping and receiving.

This person here is cataloguing Who sent us.

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