Mosquitoes Caught in Smart Traps
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More than 300 mosquito-catching machines were put in action in order to trap mosquitos.
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Qista: The devices reduce the prevalence of mosquitoes by about 80%
After mosquitoes began to disrupt tourism in Hyères, France, more than 300 mosquito-catching machines were installed.
The Qista machines imitate human breathing in order to attract mosquitos and trap them in a net, according to BBC.
The devices reduce the prevalence of mosquitoes by about 80%, according to the company.
“Qista’s eco-friendly, easy-to-use solution using smart technology has revolutionized mosquito control by creating mosquito traps which pose no danger to people or our ecosystems,” adds the company’s website.
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