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Comparing the trusted ROBD2 with the next-gen ROBD3 Read more...

Human physiology relies on an oxygen pressure gradient that transports oxygen from ambient air to the mitochondria, sustaining aerobic metabolism. Hypoxia arises when that gradient is reduced, limiting cellular energy availability and triggering compensatory responses across multiple physiological systems. Read more...

Classroom experiments are one of the best ways for students to learn chemistry and have it come to life for them. By giving students the chance to watch or even carry out their own experiments, you give them the chance to peek into a world they might not otherwise see. Read more...

Learn more about the hypoxia familiarization training device, the ROBD2 and ROBD3. The Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device has been in use by all branches of the US military as well as by many allies and non-military partners as the standard for nomobaric hypoxia training for over 15 years. Reliable, repeatable and affordable training start with the ROBD2. Read more...

Environics units are a powerful tool in hypoxia related research. Scientists have successfully used the ROBD2 (Licensed from U.S. Navy under U.S. Patent Application No. 10/959.764) as well as custom Blended Gas On Demand systems (such as the ReDO2) to examine hypoxia itself as well as how placing someone in a hypoxic state could be a useful diagnostic tool clinically. Read more...

The Environics® Series Reduced Oxygen Breathing Device simulates altitude exposure and can be utilized for both research and training purposes. The U. S. military and allies around the world use the ROBD to train aircrew to recognize the signs and symptoms of hypoxia and to perform the appropriate emergency procedures and additionally, conducts hypoxia research. Read more...