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Discuss your pest challenge LIVE SIGNALMoth activity is rising!
INTELLIGENT IPM · BETTER TIMING
Get it right,before they bite!
Spot insects before they become pests. Stay on top of your IPM program.
ONE SHARED VIEW
From greenhouse activity to a decision your whole team can see.
The PATS dashboard brings monitoring, trends, and forecasts together, so the signal does not disappear inside another spreadsheet.
Avery Bloomavery@sunleaf.exampleAB
GREENHOUSE 2 · TOMATO
LIVEDownload reportInsect activity
LOCATIONGreenhouse 2⌄
PERIODLast 7 nights⌄
SPECIESAll species⌄
SEARCHRow, species, device...
24/24● all systems
3 dTomato looper
203▲ stable
20:151221:003621:408222:41157
22:41 spike detected
TIMESPECIESROWCOUNTSTATUS
22:41Tomato looper14157ALERT
22:12Duponchelia0741WATCH
FROM SIGNAL TO RESPONSE
One connected IPM process.
See how detection becomes a greenhouse priority, a forecasted window, a scheduled response, and a better next cycle.
01 · MONITOR
Build a continuous picture of pest activity.
PATS-C monitors moth activity at night, when moths are most active. Trap-Eye™ digitizes sticky-trap monitoring. Your team gets consistent signals without relying only on periodic checks.
SUPPORTED BYPATS-C + Trap-Eye™
REAL PATS DETECTION
BUILT FOR THE GREENHOUSE
Two monitoring systems.One clear picture.
PATS-C follows airborne moth activity. Trap-Eye™ digitizes sticky-trap scouting. Together, they help the team see pressure sooner and decide where attention belongs.
NIGHT-ACTIVE MOTHS LIVE TONIGHTActivity is risingGreenhouse 2 · zone 04
🏆WINNERGreenTech 2026Impact Award
PATS-C · CONTINUOUS MONITORING
PATS-C
See moth pressure while the greenhouse sleeps.
An automated scanner monitors airborne insect activity and turns nightly moth flights into clear species trends. The team gets early signals they can act on. And no need for manual trap checks.
- Up to 5 weeks earlierthan physical trap scouting
- Nightly flight countscategorized by species
- Forecast-readypredicting caterpillars 10 days ahead
TRAP-EYE™ · AUTOMATED SCOUTING
Trap-Eye™
Turn each sticky trap into a digital observation point.
Trap-Eye™ — a collaboration with Biobest — photographs sticky cards at a grower-defined interval. AI analyzes pests and beneficials, then brings counts, population development, and hotspots into one web dashboard.
- Grower-defined intervalsfor consistent trap images
- Pests and beneficialscounted in one workflow
- Hotspot visibilityacross the greenhouse map
STICKY-TRAP MONITORINGGREENHOUSE OVERVIEW
1 hotspot needs attention
INTERACTIVE SCOUTING
PATS-Vinder
Your greenhouse data, in your pocket.
Scout in the crop, validate what you find, and keep pest observations clear for the whole team.
Interactive scouting, validation, and easy pest monitoring in any language.
GROWER STORIES BY CROP
Built around what you grow.
Different growing environments. Different realities.
Fruit vegetables
Tomato · cucumber · bell pepper
Tomato · cucumber · bell pepper
Keep quality consistent through a long crop cycle.
High-wire vegetables stay in production for months. Dense foliage can hide early change, while every missed signal risks fruit quality, labor, and yield.
EARLY WARNINGNew crop · dormant pests can return
GROWER STORY“With this system I need fewer people for scouting.”
LansTomato · 88 hectares · 7 sites↗
ALSO IN THIS CROPVink Sion · Vereijken · Jansen PaprikaView all stories
Flowers
Gerbera · roses · cut flowers
Ornamentals & potted plants
Orchid · bromelia · potted plants
Breeding & propagation
Young plants · trials · seed production
OTHER INDUSTRIES
Monitoring also belongs where commodities are stored.
PATS-C gives storage and processing teams a continuous view of insect activity, so developing pressure can be seen earlier.
Stored beans
Cacao
Stored fiber
Cotton
Stored beans
Coffee
Stored commodities
Nuts
GROWER PROOF
Trusted across crops, climates, and continents.
Selected growers, breeding companies, research partners, and crop innovators working with PATS.
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LET’S MAP YOUR IPM PROCESSWhat keeps your team
What keeps your team
on its toes?
Tell us what you grow, which pests you are watching, and how your team monitors today. We’ll identify the most useful starting point.
Discuss your pest challenge