Ann: Natshield to be trialled by intelligent sterilisation robots, page-121

This wont be a test of disnfection. The results are clear.

This will be a test if it works in the robot. Simple.
- does it spray out correctly
- how long does it last
-what is the cost V h202 they are currently using (or other disinfectants)
- does it stuff up anything else in the robot.
- what are the risks of switching etc.

It will be a simple mechanical and economic feasibility trial. Measuring kill of anything isnt necessary, and they can do some simple 'surrogate' settle plate testing (see ISR web page) to confirm.

This is a low risk trial, but the price needs to be right/justifiable for a large scale implementation as h202 is pretty cheap. Public health and safety is a justifiable reason right now, but still $$$$ does talk loud and clear