Forestry assets are vast and often lack infrastructure. Delayed detection can lead to large-scale ecological devastation. This system provides solar-powered autonomous monitoring and control in remote environments.
Boxwood Moth
Pine Caterpillar
Fall Webworm
Asian Longhorned Beetle
The Monitoring Layer: Weather-resistant pheromone traps feature long-life, UV-resistant designs operational for months without manual replacement. LoRaWAN-enabled autonomous smart traps provide integrated solar panels, internal imaging sensors, and low-power data transmission over vast distances.
The Control & Mitigation Layer: Wind-Suction Solar Eco Insect Traps deliver high-capacity capture engineered for massive seasonal moth swarm events. Industrial High-Voltage Solar Electroshock Lamps are heavily reinforced to withstand wilderness weather and wildlife interference.
Macro-grid layouts mapped across valleys, ecological migration corridors, and commercial forest boundaries.
Long-range low-power communications run seamlessly via LoRaWAN networks or specialized satellite gateways, maintaining robust inter-node connectivity up to 10 km.
