Center for Skill and Entrepreneurship Development-CSED

DCS|CSED-Industry-4.0:
Industry insight institute installation of VMC, Router Machine, CNC Lathe... GLA University

Anticipating the unmet need for mechanical ventilation to treat infected individuals with lung infection from COVID-19 is crucial to their battle with this virus and survival. The India has the capacity to ventilate about 48,000 patients, while 960,000 patients are projected to require mechanical ventilators. Even with the addition of a hundred thousand more mechanical ventilators, we do not have the capacity to ventilate this many patients, forcing physicians to make the impossible decision— who receives mechanical ventilation to continue to fight COVID-19 and who will not. How might we increase the capacity of hospitals to provide mechanical ventilation to those infected?

Our answer will be rapidly deployable ventilators that we can use to close the gap between those in need and our actual resources in healthcare systems around the world. Our Innovation through practical model development and implementation in various hospitals.

CoVent-19 Challenge is an open innovation challenge to develop rapidly deployable solutions for the COVID-19 mechanical ventilator crisis.
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IIMT, Greater Noida sign MOU with Dysmech Competency Services (DCS) has set up the Center for Skill and Entrepreneur Development (CSED) a functional industry inside a campus wherein students will be exposed to the industry ecosystem with project-based learning program.

GLA University in collaboration with Dysmech Competency Services (DCS) has set up the Center for Skill and Entrepreneur Development (CSED) a functional industry inside a campus wherein students will be exposed to the industry ecosystem with project-based learning program.

Live fully integrated and collaborative internship with experienced Project Heads of Dysmech Competency Services (DCS), pune.

Internship on Low cost, Ventilator Design & Manufacturing.