Michigan Instruments Releases Upgrade for PneuView 3 Lung Simulation System
Contact Our Team
For more information about how Halldale can add value to your marketing and promotional campaigns or to discuss event exhibitor and sponsorship opportunities, contact our team to find out more
The America's -
holly.foster@halldale.com
Rest of World -
jeremy@halldale.com
Michigan Instruments upgraded its PneuView 3 software that is used with the PneuView 3 Lung Simulation System it introduced in 2015. The new Version 3.1 software offers several new capabilities and improvements to the user interface, based on user feedback and suggestions, according to James Maatman, Michigan Instruments President.
Updates to the PneuView 3.1 include:
- Improved accuracy of flow parameters
- New recording mode and snapshot mode. The recording mode allows recording of live ventilation data for replay and analysis, and the SnapShot mode allows users to grab a set of numeric data on the screen and saves them to a .csv or .xls table format.
- A more intuitive user interface and experience, including full screen options
- Ability to start the PV3 Software without being connected to the Lung Simulator, useful for reviewing recordings that were previously saved
- Return to the setup screen without exiting the application
- Ability to enter reference resistance values on the main screen. These are stored with file.
Featured
Safety Critical Industries 21 July 2024
%20(1).jpg/r%5Bwidth%5D=1280/ddfca5a0-44e0-11ef-b46c-93f7436a1464-Untitled%20design%20(4)%20(1).webp)
Civil Aviation 17 July 2024
Save the Date! Join the largest aviation training event in the Asia Pacific region. Bringing together the industry’s leading experts from airlines, ATOs, manufacturers, MROs, regulators and the training industry to promote safety and best practice in pilot, cabin crew and maintenance training.
Related articles
More Features
23 July 2024 It’s frustrating to see the energy expended on attracting more women to aviation, led predominantly by older men from a generation accustomed to stay-at-home mothers and wives, or by younger women who may not have experienced the challenges of balancing work, marriage, and children.
22 July 2024 This demonstration will help the RAF evaluate AR technology for potential inclusion in its future flight training strategy.
22 July 2024 One of the highlights of APATS 2024 will be a presentation by Cameron Tribe, an esteemed educator and expert in aviation training and development. Cameron's presentation, titled "Enhancing Decision-Making in Aerospace Operations through Immersive Simulation," will delve into the complexities of decision-making in high-stress aerospace environments.
17 July 2024 Introducing Captain Mum, our new writer at Halldale Group. With a wealth of experience as both a pilot and a head of training in the aviation industry...
2 July 2024 Military organizations and their industry partners around the globe are frequently announcing new uses for AI across their defense learning portfolios. In this first piece, we’ll examine two developments in maintenance training programs.
25 June 2024 The US Army Reserve and Air Force enhanced readiness through a joint logistics and refueling exercise.
23 April 2024 Halldale Group, the leading B2B events company dedicated to simulation training industries worldwide, is joining forces with HelpMeSee to support their global effort to aid cataract sufferers with a partnership for its 2024 live events, WATS, APATS, and EATS.
23 April 2024 At IT²EC 2024, MS&T’s Andy Fawkes and Dim Jones interview BISim's Rahul C. Thakkar and Pete Morrison about BISim’s latest products and the future of simulation and training.