Ann: Natshield to be trialled by intelligent sterilisation robots, page-115

While this announcement is definitely in the right direction, i am wondering how the testing will be conducted to ensure 'these machines' can in fact kill the virus.

We know for a fact in a controlled lab environment that the testing has shown to be proven to kill the surrogate of Covid. GREAT! However, putting such product in a robot and spraying it in the air or directly onto a surface from a 'distance' will be interesting to say the least.

I'm not sure how such testing is conducted? Do the get a sample of Covid, put some product in the robot and test to see if combined they kill the virus?

I'm hoping there is some trial and error. Adjustments of spray duration, distance from object to be sanitised etc. I'm sure there will be, just an interesting topic to discuss. I think these type of Robots are new technology, but make perfect sense for 24hr cleaning into the future.

To me this is announcement is completely left field by the company but an awesome step in growing the companies potential.

All my opinion only.

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