Mosquito control via
sterile male release.
The tiger mosquito invasion is no longer inevitable; it is a public health challenge. Between health risks and the inability for residents to enjoy their gardens, the pressure on municipalities is becoming unbearable. Traditional solutions (sprays, chemicals) are often ineffective.
Deploy an effective mosquito control strategy that is ecological and hassle-free for residents: precise targeting of infested zones, rapid deployment of sterile male releases, and comprehensive scientific monitoring.
Detection of infested areas
Up to 120 hectares per day
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They are securing their public spaces with our technology
1 female mosquito can lay up to 300 eggs.
Control has become a necessity.
"From 6 p.m. onwards, mosquitoes are everywhere. We empty the saucers, we use repellents, but it’s no longer enough. It feels like it gets worse every year. We needed to find a sustainable solution. We realized this was no longer a one-off phenomenon, but a genuine public health and quality-of-life issue."
Jean-Pierre Michel
Lecannet Town Hall
Controlled management:
Identify, prevent, treat
Our work goes beyond treating identified hotspots. We implement a comprehensive, ecological, and secure control strategy.
Tiger mosquito scanning and detection
The situation
The tiger mosquito is no longer just a seasonal nuisance. It is now a matter of sustainable territorial management that requires monitoring, prevention, and targeted control.
Our drones perform a reconnaissance flight over an area reported by the city hall, with a full sweep to detect the presence of a tiger mosquito population and locate each infested zone (supported by GPS coordinates and geotagged photos).
Tiger mosquito release
The situation
The use of chemical products to fight tiger mosquitoes is inconclusive or highly ineffective given their reproduction rate and lifespan.
The drone flies over target areas at 20 km/h and releases sterile males without any intrusion onto private property.
The principle is simple: since only females bite, we stop the proliferation by neutralizing their reproductive cycle at the source. A 100% biological, fast, and non-intrusive method.
Mapping and reporting
The situation
Municipalities are finding it increasingly difficult to control tiger mosquitoes and manage their populations using ineffective chemical products and repellents.
- For city halls: photos checked and validated by the remote pilot are displayed on the web app map provided to municipalities. A thermographic version is also available.
- For residents: citizens can report the presence of dense tiger mosquito populations.
Swallow
Specifically designed to detect and map tiger mosquitoes
drone
Drone designed for high autonomy and stability, with the capability for programmed flights.
Ultra HD thermal camera
To see into dense corners and even in difficult conditions, day or night.
Detection AI
Our algorithm, trained on thousands of images, can distinguish between a hornet nest and other heat sources.
communication
Automatic transmission of photos taken by the AI to the custom-built user app.
Control and validation
The app allows the operator to quickly display and select images for hornet nest mapping and to strengthen the AI's machine learning.
Why map tiger mosquitoes in your area?
Dangerous current treatment
Today, chemical and biocide-based treatments do not prevent the resulting damage and nuisances.
A cost-effective solution
With a processing capacity of 120 hectares of detected nests per day, it is 10 times more efficient than any other solution.
Transparency
To better address a problem, you must know its extent, geolocate it, and quantify it.
Detect targeted objects
Thanks to its AI, the tracker is capable of detecting other heat sources such as wild boar, as well as counting specific plant species you wish to quantify: oaks, pines, and other species...
Manage your pest control campaign in real time
Cominthesky provides you with the tools to manage the crisis:
Frequently asked questions
No, the injection is performed inside the nest, limiting the impact on surrounding wildlife.
Our drone has no height limit.
A simple safety perimeter is established under the drone, but the operation is quick and does not require blocking off an entire neighborhood.
Do you have other questions?
The proliferation of tiger mosquitoes requires precise identification of larval breeding sites
Plan ahead for the season: secure your municipality now.
