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PATS CONTROL · IN DEVELOPMENT

From insight to response.

Nature-inspired control systems.

PATS is developing new control technologies for growers who want to move beyond observation. The aim is simple: turn insight into a timely, targeted response.

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In development with selected partners. Limited commercial availability.

PATS-X drone on its charging platform in a greenhouse
PATS-X IN MOTIONTargeted response.Designed for moth activity in flight.
FROM SIGNAL TO RESPONSEWhen monitoring reveals a pattern, the next question is what to do about it.
  1. 01SignalActivity becomes visible.
  2. 02DecisionAttention moves to the right place.
  3. 03ResponseControl becomes the next direction.
FROM SIGNAL TO RESPONSE

Designed to give IPM another option.

Monitoring makes pest pressure visible. Control is about acting at the right moment, in the right place, with more precision. Our development work explores how those two parts can work together.

  1. Dock
  2. Detect
  3. Respond
  4. Return
FIG. 01 · PATS-X PROTOTYPE
01 / 02IN DEVELOPMENT

PATS-X

Stop the first moths. Prevent what follows.

A palm-sized, bat-like autonomous drone concept designed to respond to moth activity in the greenhouse. It intercepts and eradicates moths in flight, then returns to its dock. PATS-X is being developed for a more targeted IPM response.

LOOKING AHEADPATS-X is in development as part of our longer-term vision for precision action.

  • Fully autonomous
  • Eradicates moths in flight
  • Built for indoor flight
  • Dock-to-dock operation
FIELD TESTINGMoth-control
confusion.

Designed to prevent reproduction.

02 · CONTROL DIRECTIONTO BE LAUNCHED

PATS-P

Moth-control confusion to prevent reproduction.

Already in field testing, PATS-P is being developed as a targeted control approach for moth species where preventing reproduction can reduce the next generation of pressure.

  • Already in field testing
  • Current focus: Duponchelia moth
  • Other applications in testing: stored-goods moths, including cacao moth
  • Designed to prevent reproduction
ONE CONNECTED DIRECTION

Know more. Then do more with it.

The future of IPM is not only better visibility. It is a clearer connection between what the crop team sees, what it decides, and what happens next.

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  1. 01ObserveBuild a clearer picture of activity.
  2. 02UnderstandDecide where attention matters most.
  3. 03RespondExplore a more targeted next step.
SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT

Explore the future of Control with PATS.

We are looking for teams ready to explore what a more connected, targeted IPM response could look like.

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