Development of mask design as personal protective equipment through 3D printing

This project aimed to develop an innovative mask design, aided by 3D printing technology that was able to protect its wearers against virus infection. The project was motivated with the intention of helping to fight Covid-19, but that its use was extensive as an option to N95 and similar masks, alre...

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Published in:Materials today : proceedings 2022-01, Vol.70, p.168-178
Main Authors: Mauricio da Costa Ramos, Carlos, Roberto Lopes dos Santos, Jorge, B.Teixeira, Raquel
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