Perfection in delivery

MIROLA develops cutting-edge solutions for improved breathing assistance. Our aim is to simplify the products that deliver efficient and advanced care.

We live in rapidly changing and uncertain times, where occurrences of natural disasters, warfare and calamities striking densely populated and metropolitan areas are becoming commonplace. Dealing with the potentially devastating effects of such uncontrollable events also increases society’s need of preparedness, not least for extensive and often difficult emergency and rescue operations involving large numbers of individuals. In such circumstances, afflicted areas typically also suffer from fragmented or even broken-down civilian infrastructure. Critical factors during a rescue operation like satisfying the increased need for oxygen and making it more accessible suddenly becomes a demanding task in itself.

Here, MIROLA’s patented mair technology and the O2-efficient FIDO mobile oxygen distribution system play a crucial part.

 

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Efficiency in advanced field care

 

In terms of efficiency, Mirola’s patented mair technology takes mobile distribution of oxygen for advanced field care to a whole new level.

Providing our new FIDO rebreathing system with its unique functionality, MIROLA’s patented mair technology is fundamentally transforming mobile distribution of oxygen in the field as we speak.

 
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Our customer segments

Utilizing MIROLA’s patented mair technology, the FIDO rebreathing system achieves unrivalled levels of efficiency, reliability and user-friendliness. Its unique functionality and superior performance makes FIDO suitable for a variety of end-users, ranging from emergency and rescue services to military outfits and diving communities.

 
 
 

Emergency & Rescue Services

Oxygen equipment is used in emergency and rescue vehicles all over the world. FIDO’s functionality, size and efficiency give it an unlimited potential, offering emergency and rescue staff a range of advantages.

For example, due to its compact dimensions, multiple FIDO devices fit in the same space normally occupied by a single mobile O2 distribution device in today’s emergency/rescue vehicles and helicopters.

Furthermore, multiple devices available on-site has the obvious advantage of rescue/emergency staff being able to treat more people at the same time.

FIDO’s long action-time and low consumption of O2, combined with its low weight, also reduces the need for heavy lifting. This in turn requires less hauling and replacing of O2 bottles while at the same time increasing the FIDO unit’s portability. 

 
 
 

Diving Communities

Bringing oxygen aboard a diving vessel or storing it at the dive centre for oxygen distribution above water, is mandatory for every diving team and diver around the world.

FIDO offers diving associations and diving centres an efficient, user-friendly and reliable delivery of oxygen above water when time is of the essence.

For the individual diver, FIDO offers the advantage of having one’s own breathing assistance device, instead of sharing one with a dive-buddy.

(Note: FIDO is NOT intended for oxygen use under water).

 
 
 

Military

Oxygen is used today by the military around the world, but to a much lesser extent than ideal as the large volume of O2 in existing equipment makes it heavy and unwieldy to transport in the field.

Using a particularly small O2 bottle, FIDO thus has a sizeable advantage as the system’s low overall weight combined with its compact dimensions and long-range action-time makes it suitable for use in a broad spectrum of scenarios.

It would, for example, be possible to equip every soldier in the field with FIDO. To further enhance its weight advantage, FIDO’s O2 bottle could for instance be manufactured in a range of composite materials.

Moreover, due to the properties of the small O2 bottle used, FIDO also has the potential to largely offset the high explosion risk posed by the use of large O2 bottles in the field.

 
 
 
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