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Portable machine that sucks oxygen out of the air
In 2002, the Army contracted with SeQual to develop a lightweight, battery-operated oxygen generator for the care of combat casualties. The research led to the Eclipse. The 17-pound Eclipse, about the size of a student's backpack, hard-sided and connected to wheels and a retractable handle like carry-on luggage, was introduced in August. The company said the product was the result of five years of work and $12 million.
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