Pennsylvania Startup Mosqitter Deploys AI Mosquito Surveillance Network to Track Disease Risks
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Pennsylvania-based startup Mosqitter is transforming its mosquito-trapping hardware into an AI-powered surveillance network, scaling from 250 devices to more than 5,000 units across five continents in four years. The 30-person company, which initially built chemical-free traps that lure female mosquitoes by mimicking human heat and breathing patterns, is now integrating computer vision and neural networks to identify mosquito species, forecast population changes, and provide early warnings of disease transmission risks.
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