The new incubator is said to be easy to handle and affordable to even some of the most remote and poorest clinics in the world.

The main parts of the neonatal incubator are laser cut out of plywood, with acrylic windows built-in on the top and the side. The electronics are kept in a separate box, allowing local craftsmen to build the part where the baby lays while using the electronics obtained on the cheap or donated by charities.
The designs should be soon available for download to use in building their own incubator, allowing just about anyone to make them and flat pack ship them to any clinic with an address. Sounds like IKEA, the world’s largest charity, may be the best partner for this job.
Source-Medindia