Michigan Instruments

09/12/2025

Why limit what a simulator can do?

Michigan Instruments Lung Simulators are used every day by educators, engineers, and researchers alike. Whether you’re training the next generation of respiratory therapists or developing tomorrow’s life-saving technology, our devices provide the realism and flexibility you need.

✔️ Training: Simulate real patient conditions, from healthy lungs to critical disease states
✔️ Testing: Validate and calibrate respiratory devices under realistic, controlled settings
✔️ R&D: Test new ideas, refine prototypes, and collect data in a safe, repeatable environment

From classrooms to labs to manufacturing floors, our simulators help professionals move from theory to application with confidence.

Learn more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3iz6lj9

09/09/2025

Realistic lung simulation is critical in respiratory training and device testing. But finding a system that delivers high performance without high expenses? That’s where Michigan Instruments stands out.

Our TTL® and PneuView® Lung Simulators offer:
🫁 Core physiological realism with adjustable settings
🫁 Digital and analog models to fit your needs
🫁 Compatibility with real ventilators and respiratory tools
🫁 Dual-lung functionality for advanced testing
🫁 Long-lasting durability with low maintenance

Explore what to look for in a simulator that checks all the right boxes 👇
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09/05/2025

Curious what makes Michigan Instruments’ lung simulators so widely used in labs and training facilities?

In this video, we walk through the features, models, and modular add-ons that make our simulators a reliable, flexible solution for:
✅ Ventilator testing
✅ Medical education
✅ Research and development
✅ Respiratory therapy training

Watch now and see which model best fits your application.

📽️ https://youtu.be/hlkuPp0nxic?si=AbK9nJ-GUfEv5fsB

An overview of Michigan Instruments lung simulators as a whole; including the Spontaneous Breathing Lung (SBL™).

09/03/2025

Accuracy Isn’t Optional—It’s Essential.

The effectiveness of your device testing or clinical training depends on one thing: how accurately your lung simulator reflects real-life scenarios.

That’s why Michigan Instruments’ Lung Simulators are designed with:
🫁 Adjustable compliance and resistance settings
🫁 Realistic volumes, rates, and pressure readings
🫁 Integration with real medical devices
🫁 Dual-lung models for advanced testing

Explore the key features that define an accurate simulator 👇 https://bit.ly/4lD2Pnz

09/01/2025

This Labor Day, we honor the professionals who never clock out.

To the respiratory therapists, paramedics, educators, and clinicians—your dedication powers every training, every shift, every life saved. We’re proud to support your work with simulation and CPR tools designed to keep you ready for anything.

Enjoy a safe and restful holiday!

08/28/2025

Why choose Michigan Instruments?

Because we’ve been redefining emergency medicine since 1964. From launching one of the first automated CPR devices to developing the gold standard in lung simulation, our commitment to innovation, accuracy, and reliability is unmatched.

Our products aren’t just made in the USA — they’re trusted worldwide by clinicians, researchers, educators, and first responders. And every unit is still built, tested, and serviced by the same team right here in Grand Rapids, MI.

Explore our legacy. Experience the difference.

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08/26/2025

Is the air we breathe harming our brains?

A new study of 29 million people says yes.

Researchers found a strong link between dementia and air pollutants like:
🧠 PM2.5 (tiny particles from traffic & industry)
🧠 Nitrogen dioxide (from vehicle exhaust)
🧠 Soot (from combustion)

Just 10 μg/m³ of PM2.5 can increase the risk of dementia by 17%.

This data reinforces what public health experts have warned for years — clean air matters for more than just your lungs. It’s about long-term brain health, too.

Full study via University of Cambridge 🔗 https://bit.ly/3UArSwp

08/26/2025

Is the air we breathe harming our brains?

A new study of 29 million people says yes.

Researchers found a strong link between dementia and air pollutants like:
🧠 PM2.5 (tiny particles from traffic & industry)
🧠 Nitrogen dioxide (from vehicle exhaust)
🧠 Soot (from combustion)

Just 10 μg/m³ of PM2.5 can increase dementia risk by 17%.

This data reinforces what public health experts have warned for years — clean air matters for more than just your lungs. It’s about long-term brain health too.

Full study via University of Cambridge 🔗 https://bit.ly/3UArSwp

08/22/2025

How Can Lung Simulators Benefit Your Training Lab?

Our lung simulators are fully adjustable and respond like real lungs, giving your team realistic, hands-on experience with pulmonary mechanics. From basic demos to advanced ventilator training, they help bridge the gap between classroom theory and clinical care.

Durable, easy to use, and designed with input from real users, our TTL and PneuView systems are trusted by institutions worldwide.

Explore how they can elevate your simulation lab 👇
https://bit.ly/3RrP1hA

08/20/2025

Real Tools. Real Impact.

“We use the Michigan Instruments TTL for everything from student demos to advanced aerosol research.”

Our simulators help educators like Dr. Tim Op’t Holt bring respiratory training and research to life—with hands-on tools that show exactly how lungs respond under real conditions.

Learn more about TTL Lung Simulators 🔗 https://bit.ly/3RrP1hA

08/18/2025

Confidence Comes with Practice.

Frequent, hands-on lung simulation helps clinical teams stay sharp, calm, and coordinated in high-stress respiratory emergencies. Repetition builds instincts, and our lung simulators make that training as real as possible.

🫁 Practice with real ventilators
🫁 Simulate a wide range of lung conditions
🫁 Build trust and speed through teamwork

Read the full blog 🔗 https://bit.ly/46H7iSj

08/15/2025

TTL® or PneuView®? Know the Difference.

Both simulate real lung behavior, but only one gives you real-time data tracking and waveform analysis.

Not sure which model fits your needs? Let’s walk through it.

👉 https://www.michiganinstruments.com/lung-simulators/