An adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals printed in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

A 3D printer prints an adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

A 3D printer prints an adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

A 3D printer prints an adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

Raniero Madonna removes an adapter from a 3D printer. The adapter can transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve the care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

Raniero Madonna holds an adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

Susanna Parlato works on a laptop to realize an adapter to transform a snorkeling mask distributed by Decathlon in an oxygen surgery mask to improve the cares for Sars-Cov2 seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

Raniero Madonna holds a snorkeling mask distributed by Decathlon equipped with an adapter that transforms it into an oxygen surgery mask to improve the care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

An adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve the care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals made in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

Susanna Parlato works on an adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve the care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea . In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

The 3D model of the adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve the care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals is on a screen of a laptop in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

An adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals printed in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

A 3D printer prints an adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

Raniero Madonna holds a snorkeling mask distributed by Decathlon equipped with an adapter that transforms it into an oxygen surgery mask to improve the care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

An adapter to transform a snorkelling mask distributed by Decathlon into an oxygen surgery mask to improve care for Sars-Cov2 patients seriously ill in Italians hospitals printed in Remade 3D graphics laboratory that participate to a project made by Isinnova who shared his idea. In Italy hospitals are almost full and more intensive care equipment is needed. Brescia, Italy, on March 29, 2020. The idea was first thought up by Gardone Valtrompia Hospital head physician Renato Favero, who got in touch with Isinnova. 'Easybreath' snorkeling maker Decathlon 'was immediately willing to cooperate,' according to Isinnova. A 3D printed prototype was 'proven to be correctly working' with hospital staff 'enthusiastic about the idea.' Photo by Antonio Balasco/Kontrolab /IPA/ABACAPRESS.COM

TOPSHOT - Italian engineer Mario Milanesio poses with a Decathlon snorkeling mask, with 3D-printed respiratory valves fittings he designed, on March 26, 2020 at his home in Savigliano, Piedmont, during the country's lockdown aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19, caused by the novel coronavirus. - Engineer and professor at a technical institute in Fossano, Mario Milanesio developed a different version of fittings for valves of Decathlon's snorkeling mask, created by Brescia-based Italian startup Isinnova. Milanesio's version is being created after a web marathon with a large online group of 3D-printing passionates in the Piedmont region over the past days. (Photo by MARCO BERTORELLO / AFP)

TOPSHOT - An undated photo taken in Brescia, Lombardy, and handout on March 24, 2020 by Italian engineering and design startup Isinnova shows young Italian engineer Alessandro Romaioli wearing a common snorkeling mask transformed into an emergency respiratory mask with 3D-printed respirator valve parts (Top), during the country's lockdown following the COVID-19 new coronavirus pandemic. - They may not be a miracle cure or a vaccine, but respirator valves from 3-D printers have helped coronavirus patients breathe a little easer in the Italian epicentre of COVID-19. (Photo by Handout / ISINNOVA / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT "AFP PHOTO / ISINNOVA" - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS