Product Development Progress
March 2021 - Funding Round in advance of large scale launch.
Hydroxyl Technologies is working with Opus Corporate Finance to raise additional funds to prime a large scale manufacturing launch to meet high worldwide demand. If you are interested in being part of the Hydroxyl revolution please contact Opus Corporate Finance!
March 2021 - The UK's Building Research Laboratory (BRE) confirms the large scale reach of the Airora Professional's hydroxyl cascade.
BRE have tested the Airora Professional in a large, 200m3 chamber, and confirm that abundant hydroxyls are being created throughout, including at its extremities, even when there is an unusually high air change rate of five times per hour.
February 2021 - Plexus UK confirmed as manufacturer.
Plexus UK, part of the Plexus International advanced manufacturing organisation have completed their engineering and design for manufacture review of the Airora Professional and, after being appointed as our manufacturer, are identifying and gearing up all aspects of the necessary supply chains prior to production.
January 2020 - The first Airora Professional air and surface decontaminators have been manufactured and are destined for four NHS Hospitals!
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An initial run of the Airora Professional has been manufactured for NHS trials of the technology, being managed by Airora channel partner, Althea UK & Ireland. Trials are commencing this week in two leading UK hospitals followed by another two at the beginning of November.
The devices will be going into three to four selected wards in each of the hospitals, including inpatient surgery, outpatient surgery, spinal injury and waiting rooms. The outcomes of the hospital pilots are expected in mid-November. |
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December 2020 - Initial manufacturing samples of the Airora Personal have been sent for microbiological testing.
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Sample Airora Personal devices have been sent to a laboratory for micro-biological testing.
The laboratory is recognised for its expertise in hydroxyl radical chemistry and will be testing the the Airora Personal devices for their efficacy in killing airborne human pathogens, including COVID-19. COVID-19 has caused a substantial testing backlog and results are expected to be available during March. |
November 2020 - The Airora Professional has achieved CE marking in the run up to it becoming commercially available.
The Airora Professional has successfully completed its compliance testing to be awarded CE Marking as required under EU law. Testing included ensuring compliance with EMC requirements.
October 2020 - The UK's Building Research Laboratory (BRE) confirms that the Airora Professional exceeds all Indoor Air Quality safety standards by a wide margin.
The UK Building Research Laboratory, Indoor Air Quality Laboratory, under Dr Andy Dengle, has undertaken detailed analysis of the Airora Professional's outputs and confirmed that the device exceeds all Indoor Air Quality safety standards by a wide margin. Testing covered all potentially harmful aspects of its emissions, including the trace levels of ozone, and its effects on VOC levels, such as formaldehyde, so as to ensure its safety in use.
Media Coverage
SKY News Ian King Live, 19 Oct 2020
Reducing the transmission of COVID-19: Bringing the outside, inside
PA's Global Head of Consumer and Manufacturing, Wil Schoenmakers spoke with Sky News' Ian King Live about how NHS hospitals are trialling Airora's revolutionary new decontamination technology.
The Scotsman, 24 Oct 2020
The four questions that bring ingenuity to life - comment
PA's Global Partner and aviation industry expert Kim McCann examines four key questions about how to turn a ground-breaking technological innovation like Airora into a sustainable business.
Reducing the transmission of COVID-19: Bringing the outside, inside
PA's Global Head of Consumer and Manufacturing, Wil Schoenmakers spoke with Sky News' Ian King Live about how NHS hospitals are trialling Airora's revolutionary new decontamination technology.
The Scotsman, 24 Oct 2020
The four questions that bring ingenuity to life - comment
PA's Global Partner and aviation industry expert Kim McCann examines four key questions about how to turn a ground-breaking technological innovation like Airora into a sustainable business.
Media Releases
NHS Hospitals trial ground-breaking new decontamination technology to reduce COVID-19 transmission indoors, 19 Oct 2020
NHS Hospitals trial Airora's ground-breaking new decontamination technology developed jointly by PA Consulting and Hydroxyl Technologies Ltd
NHS Hospitals trial Airora's ground-breaking new decontamination technology developed jointly by PA Consulting and Hydroxyl Technologies Ltd
PA Consulting and Hydroxyl Technologies Ltd seek commercial partners to rapidly manufacture and distribute a powerful new device that uses hydroxyl radicals to neutralise coronaviruses and other pathogens in indoor spaces, protecting people as they go about their daily lives.
Recent Blogs
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Airora product development has continually focused on safety. In June 2020, the Airora Professional passed all of its IAQ (Indoor Air Quality) tests at the UK's Building Research Establishment (BRE) with flying colours ...
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The Airora patented technology is a Hydroxyl Cascade air and surface sanitiser capable of destroying all types of harmful bacteria and viruses, including the COVID-19 coronavirus ...
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The highest risk for public health is from crowded indoor spaces with poor ventilation, and especially with prolonged face-to-face interactions ...
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Why you are much less likely to catch COVID-19 outdoors
You might think that going outside in the cold makes you more likely to ‘catch a cold’. But in fact, colds, the flu and COVID-19 spread much more easily inside. Let us explain …
You might think that going outside in the cold makes you more likely to ‘catch a cold’. But in fact, colds, the flu and COVID-19 spread much more easily inside. Let us explain …
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