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Hi I'm a university student; I'm working on a group project on infant transport incubators. I've been struggling to contact members of a transport team to answer some questions I have about transport incubators. We're consider lowering the weight of the battery while also allowing the battery to charge faster. Do you think lowering the weight would add significant value to the device? Is the product more attractive/valuable to you by decreasing the amount of time it takes to charge? I would love to get ahold of anyone on a transport team, such as the nurses, biomeds, EMTS, and flight crew. Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!

Hi, Thank you for your feedback; we really appreciate it! I should have specified that we're working on inter-hospital transport incubators (the ones that go between hospitals). When the patient arrives at the hospital what happens next? What happens to the incubator? Where is it stored? How is it charged? How does it make it back to the hospital it belongs to? Thank you, again! Emma

Hi, I'm a student from Lehigh University. I'm working on a project that's supposed to improve infant transport incubators - specifically the battery. We're thinking about creating some sort of battery for the incubators that can be changed easily. However, this would require room for a type of charging station. We want to know what kind of free floor or wall space there is in a NICU, and what would be most convenient/'out-of-the-way' placement of something like this. My team and I want to identify any issues with the battery and make it a better system altogether so any information you can provide would be much appreciated and may be incorporated into real incubators in the future since we are working with a leading incubator company. We want to make your lives easier and keep your patients safer and happier.