01 · THE EARLY SIGNALAdult moths flyPATS-C detects activity at night.
Discuss your pest challenge PATS-C · AUTOMATED MOTH MONITORING
Detect moth pressureup to 5 weeks earlier.
PATS-C automatically scans airborne moths at night. It turns flight activity into daily species insight, alerts, and a clearer view of what your IPM team should watch next.
Predict caterpillar hatching up to 10 days ahead.
- 3D
- flight tracking
- Daily
- flight activity
- Global
- greenhouse use
🏆WINNERGreenTech 2026Impact Award
MOTH MONITORING ACTIVETomato looper identified22:41 · GREENHOUSE 02
BUILT FOR COMMERCIAL GREENHOUSESVEGETABLESFRUITSFLOWERSYOUNG PLANTS
THE PATS-C EARLY SIGNAL
See the flight before the crop shows the pressure.
PATS helps monitor adult flying pests, including moths, whitefly, and thrips. For moth species, PATS-C detects flight activity at night, giving your team time to act before caterpillars cause visible damage.
02 · NEXTEggs are laidThe pressure is already developing.
03 · LARVAECaterpillars hatchThe intervention window opens.
04 · DAMAGEDamage is visibleThe useful intervention window is closing.
05 · PUPAPupa developsMetamorphosis takes place before the next flight.
PATS-C EARLY SIGNALAdult moth activity, before crop damage.Caterpillars predicted up to 10 days ahead.
ONE CONNECTED IPM VIEW
See active pests, know what may hatch, and what happens next.
PATS-C records nightly flight activity by species. Our AI turns that activity into an expected hatch window for upcoming caterpillars. PATS-Kalendar keeps planned and completed actions beside the same trend.
GREENHOUSE 02 · LIVENight observation · 22:00 to 06:00
SPECIES VIEWTomato looper
14 nights · Greenhouse 0201 · MOTH ACTIVITYNightly flights, counted by species
02 · POPULATION MODELSExpected hatch windowBest timing becomes visible
03 · PATS-KALENDARBiological control logged
04 · REVIEWActivity and action, togetherUse the result in the next IPM cycle
LAST NIGHT47Tomato looper flights
PREDICTED3 daysto expected hatch window
LOGBOOKRecordedAction connected to trend
Build the activity trend
Every detected flight is categorized by species, giving growers a clear nightly view of how the population is developing.
Automatic monitoring · species insightForecast the hatch window
Moth activity is translated into an expected caterpillar window, helping your team time crop checks, interventions, and the release of biological control.
Plan, log, evaluate
Plan and log an intervention, connect it to the relevant pest-pressure trend, and use the result to improve the next IPM cycle.
Monitor · plan · act · learnCURRENT RECOGNITION SCOPE
Built around the pest species that bother growers most.
PATS-C is available globally for greenhouse vegetables, fruits, flowers, and other plants. Its recognition library continues to grow with real greenhouse use.
IN RECOGNITION SCOPETomato leafminer
Tuta absoluta
IN RECOGNITION SCOPETomato looper
Chrysodeixis chalcites
IN RECOGNITION SCOPEEuropean pepper moth
Duponchelia fovealis
IN RECOGNITION SCOPEBanana moth
Opogona sacchariSee all pests and beneficials currently in scope +
Tomato leafminerTomato looperEuropean pepper mothBanana mothDiamondback mothFalse codling mothCotton bollwormSnout mothVine leafroller tortrixCarnation tortrixTobacco cutwormFall armywormLeek mothFruit mothCacao mothMeal mothFlour mothVarious LyprautaBeneficials: bumblebees and Macrolophus pygmaeus
FLOWERS · PATS-C
Continuous insight across commercial gerbera production.
Since 2021, Flower Harmony has used PATS-C to monitor moth activity across its gerbera greenhouses and plan biological responses with more confidence.
Read the customer story ↗Recognized for helping growers detect pest pressure earlier and make more informed crop protection decisions.
Read the award story ↗START WITH YOUR GREENHOUSE
Bring us your moth and caterpillar challenge.
We will map the monitoring setup, confirm species coverage, and show what PATS-C would add to your current IPM program.
A QUICK WORD WITH WOUTER
Call the moth buster!
Tell Wouter what you grow and what keeps your team alert. He will help you find the right starting point.