Blue Cloud Deploys Bioster Sterilisation Systems at N-Heights Towers

22 Jul 2025 CW Team

Valued at Rs 5.4 million over a five-year term, the deployment highlights N-Heights' commitment to long-term hygiene, safety, and public health within shared work environments.

Before installation, ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) testing showed Relative Light Unit (RLU) values ranging from 800 to 1000, indicating high microbial contamination. Post-deployment, RLU levels dropped significantly, confirming Bioster’s efficacy in neutralising airborne pathogens and surface contaminants.

Powered by advanced Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO) technology, Bioster uses titanium dioxide (TiO₂) and proprietary nanomaterials to generate plasma ions that continuously sterilise both air and surfaces. The system is filterless, low-maintenance, non-toxic, and safer compared to traditional UV and chemical-based disinfectants.

“This is more than just a product launch; it's a commitment to transforming public and private environments into safe, resilient ecosystems,” said Janaki Yarlagadda, Chairman of Blue Cloud Softech Solutions.

The technology is applicable across a wide range of settings, including offices, hospitals, educational institutions, airports, gyms, metro stations, cinema halls, and other high-traffic indoor areas. Blue Cloud also confirmed the upcoming launch of Bioster Version 2.0, featuring enhanced energy efficiency, smart monitoring, and IoT-enabled centralised control.

With a growing international presence in India, the UK, USA, UAE, Israel, France, Singapore, and Tanzania, Blue Cloud Softech continues to provide cutting-edge solutions in defence, cybersecurity, and enterprise digital transformation.

In a significant step toward redefining workplace hygiene, Blue Cloud Softech Solutions (BCSSL), a BSE-listed global technology company, has announced the successful deployment of its patented Bioster Air and Surface Steriliser System at the N-Heights Corporate Towers in Hyderabad. The installation includes 30 Bioster units covering 30,000 sq ft across the cafeteria and dining areas, making it one of the largest private indoor sterilisation rollouts in the city.Valued at Rs 5.4 million over a five-year term, the deployment highlights N-Heights' commitment to long-term hygiene, safety, and public health within shared work environments.Before installation, ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) testing showed Relative Light Unit (RLU) values ranging from 800 to 1000, indicating high microbial contamination. Post-deployment, RLU levels dropped significantly, confirming Bioster’s efficacy in neutralising airborne pathogens and surface contaminants.Powered by advanced Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO) technology, Bioster uses titanium dioxide (TiO₂) and proprietary nanomaterials to generate plasma ions that continuously sterilise both air and surfaces. The system is filterless, low-maintenance, non-toxic, and safer compared to traditional UV and chemical-based disinfectants.“This is more than just a product launch; it's a commitment to transforming public and private environments into safe, resilient ecosystems,” said Janaki Yarlagadda, Chairman of Blue Cloud Softech Solutions.The technology is applicable across a wide range of settings, including offices, hospitals, educational institutions, airports, gyms, metro stations, cinema halls, and other high-traffic indoor areas. Blue Cloud also confirmed the upcoming launch of Bioster Version 2.0, featuring enhanced energy efficiency, smart monitoring, and IoT-enabled centralised control.With a growing international presence in India, the UK, USA, UAE, Israel, France, Singapore, and Tanzania, Blue Cloud Softech continues to provide cutting-edge solutions in defence, cybersecurity, and enterprise digital transformation.

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