[Paloma Gonzalez](http://palomagr.mit.edu/index.html) and
[Paloma Gonzalez](http://palomagr.mit.edu/index.html) and
[José Tomás Domínguez](https://github.com/josetomas) in a collaboration of
[José Tomás Domínguez](https://github.com/josetomas) in a collaboration with [UTFSM Fablab](https://www.fablabs.io/labs/fablabutfsm).
and [UTFSM Fablab](https://www.fablabs.io/labs/fablabutfsm).
COVID-19 has generated a global demand for face masks that our supply chains haven't been able to satisfy. Therefore, there is a huge need to create new materials and manufacturing methods to fabricate face masks and filters. We are working on a wood pulp filter that protects from Covid - 19, and could potentially be produced anywhere where there is a wood pulp factory. Wood pulp factories are present in most regions of the world.
COVID-19 has generated a global demand for face masks that our supply chains haven't been able to satisfy. Therefore, there is a huge need to create new materials and manufacturing methods to fabricate face masks and filters. We are working on a wood pulp filter that protects from Covid - 19, and could potentially be produced anywhere where there is a wood pulp factory. Wood pulp factories are present in most regions of the world.
