As part of the partnership, Canon Virginia will manufacture Gradian’s flagship product, the UAM, an anesthesia machine that can work without electricity. Canon Virginia will also assume manufacturing responsibility for Gradian’s K-O2 device designed to fight oxygen insecurity in health systems, according to a Sept. 7 news release from Gradian.
Canon Virginia will fully produce both products by the end of 2022, the release said.
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