English | Corporate Video PATS | Bat-like drones for insect control
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introducing extremely small drones that hunt flying insects. Take moths, for example, which you may know from your backyard as a pest. They are also a major cause of crop losses in greenhouses. Once a month enters the greenhouse, it finds itself in **** heaven here they can easily reproduce as there are no natural predators. And the use of insecticides is not a preferred solution. Nature solves insect overpopulation by slowly evolving natural predators, using this as an inspiration and enabled by recent advancements in drone technology that's developed an artificial predator that intercepts months. MedAire, just like nature, rebuilt him fast and small, so small that there save around humans and so fast even cats look surprised. Our system monitors and controls must populations and greenhouses. Legs are kept in cheque while the ecological balance is sustained. The drone's never sleep and are always ready for action. Will stay inside so that we don't impact the natural environment. Autonomous spat System control spaced so that the grower can rest assured way, protect your crops and provide sustainable insect control as a service. That's our drones. Never sleep