In March 2020, when the PPE shortage began, I teamed up with an Autonomous Systems expert in Germany and a 3D printing startup founder in Tennessee. Within days, we designed and released a 3D printable mask compatible with any 3D printer.
In the first two weeks:
The site received over 11,000 visits.
Thousands of masks were downloaded.
The mask was featured in 140+ articles.
And, was used on five continents.
All with ZERO media spend.
Our mask was reusable, sanitizable, and available in various sizes. Its innovative Filter Pod worked with readily available home filtering materials. We also designed a see-through version for hearing-impaired patients.
'A Mask For All' shows what can be achieved when creativity, passion, vision, and technology come together.