Vision

To develop and distribute easily scalable PPE designs and simple safe-usage guidelines for the public in order to protect and educate the community.

We are driven by a focus on maintaining empathy, simplicity, sustainability, and accessibility in our solutions.

Our goal is to take our PPE designs through the development and iteration process before broadly distributing the ideas.

Our solutions should be accessible to everyone in our communities, including marginalized and under-resourced groups, and essential workers.

We plan to collaborate with medical professionals to design the most effective homemade PPE we can, and to spread high-quality information to our community.

We hope that our work can serve as a framework for others to use and build upon during global health crises now and in the future.

Who Are We?

Joseph Dickan, SJ, is a Jesuit scholastic, educator, and graduate student. He likes neuroscience, computers, and tinkering over a cup of coffee.

David Dutton is an educator and Maker Lab Director. He Loves to create, figure stuff out, and mountain bike.

Charles Gordon is a student passionate about the intersection of biology, entrepreneurship, and engineering. Charles is the founder of Plant Entrepreneurship, and he loves tinkering, drumming, biking, and learning.

Aritomo Shinozaki works with startups and does management consulting in product strategy, management, and development. His interests include tooling around with computers, artificial intelligence, the piano, and astronomy.

Ria Sonecha is a Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science student at MIT. She currently works in robotics at Tesla and in her free time loves to spend time outdoors.

Daniel Stefanescu is the instrument manager of an X-ray research facility. He enjoys science volunteering, tinkering, and learning about the ancient past.

Aadit Trivedi is an enthusiastic software developer, maker, and innovator. Aadit is the President of BellHacks and enjoys coding projects. In his free time,he goes for bike rides and plays badminton.

Mihir Trivedi is a student at MIT studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. He is a 2017 graduate of Bellarmine College Prep (San Jose) and enjoys hiking and is a pilot in his free time.