Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Fruit Logistica 2014



We attended Fruit Logistica Fair in Berlin from 5th – 7th February. Fruit Logistica is the leading international trade exhibition for fresh fruit and vegetable business. More than 2600 exhibitors from 84 countries presented their products and services. We presented TRAPVIEW – a complete solution for the automated capturing, sending and processing of pest-related data.




We thank all costumers, partners and friends who visited our booth in Berlin. If you have any questions, or would like to get additional information, contact us.

Monday, 16 December 2013

New introductory video



We present our new video where you can see the advantages of using the TRAPVIEW system in modern farming.


With development of modern techniques of pest control, for instance mating disruption systems and bio – pesticides, quantity of residues of dangerous substances in food - mainly pesticides - drastically decreased. However, these techniques require monitoring of pest populations in real time (on a daily basis ).
Trapview is electronic trap for automated monitoring of pests which are attracted with the help of pheromone. It captures images of the sticky plate in the delta trap and transfers them to the server. Images are gathered, processed and archived. Target pests are recognized and automatically marked. An application with analytical tools allows you monitor pest populations and their dynamics in near real-time from anywhere.
All this allows users to take optimal decisions regarding control strategies.

Tuesday, 12 November 2013

Unexpected guests



With TRAPVIEW we can effective catch different pest population, which can efficiently lured into delta trap with appropriate pheromone. The system uses schedule to take pictures frequently with help of four HD cameras.
The data is send to the server, where images with captured pests are being archived.

During the analysis of the image uninvited guest like ants, beetles or birds are spotted sometimes.


Spider is eating the moth.
The moth can be spotted on the left side of picture.
On the contrary, on the right side only trail remains of it. It was eaten by ants.