We invest in research, development, and commercialisation of hardware & software applications that bring down the costs of operating oxygen service delivery models.

We've already helped bring to market the world's first fit-for-purpose oxygen concentrator, designed for difficult operating environments like those found in low-resource settings. But we aren't stopping there. Supportive systems - from automatic oxygen back ups that keep oxygen flowing during power outages, to remote monitoring systems that help prevent equipment breakdowns - are crucial to the effectiveness, viability, and sustainability of oxygen services.

Delivering access to oxygen using a service-based model can be sustained when the right procurement mechanisms are in place within health systems to pay for this service on an ongoing basis. We are also working with Ministries of Health in collaboration with O2aaS vendors and researchers to support the sustainable procurement of oxygen through service-based models.