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FlightSensorâ„¢

Leading the future of pest management

FlightSensorâ„¢

Leading the future of pest management with real-time insights that drive smarter, faster decisions in the field

Why Choose FlightSensor?

Sticky Traps

Sticky traps require visits weekly to replace and record catch

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FlightSensorâ„¢

FlightSensorâ„¢ only require check-ins every 5 weeks to change out lures

Sticky trap’s catch needs to be
manually counted and recorded

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With FlightSensorâ„¢ your data is
compiled and delivered in an easy to access dashboard

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1 per 10 acres

Save $4,000 in
annual labor costs

*estimated @ $25/hr per 200 ac

Conventional sticky traps

Get Unstuck From Sticky Traps

*estimated per 200 ac per year

Advanced Features Save Time and Money

With an exterior similar to traditional delta traps, FarmSense FlightSensorâ„¢ maintains established field efficacy while enabling real-time, precision pest monitoring.

Verified FlightPrintsâ„¢

Our growing list of pests in our FlightPrintsâ„¢ library help farmers make important decisions to preserve their crops.

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Navel Orangeworm

Navel orangeworms are destructive pests for several tree nut crops, most notably almonds, pistachios, and walnuts. It also affects other crops like figs, and can damage various fruits.

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Oriental Fruit Moth

Oriental fruit moths primarily affect stone fruits such as peaches, plums, nectarines, and cherries, as well as pome fruits like apples, pears, and quince.

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Codling Moth

Codling moths primarily affect apples, pears, and quinces, with larvae feeding on the inside of the fruit. They also infest other crops like hawthorns, crabapples, walnuts, and prune

See For Yourself!

Accurate Actions with FlightSensorâ„¢

Actionable data helps reduce pesticide use and insecticide resistance.

Insect & Weather Trends

Population Dynamics

Intelligent
Analytics

How It Works

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Efficient & Smart

Insects are drawn into the housing and remain alive and in flight.

FlightSensorâ„¢ Capture

As wings cross the optical beam, a sensor records frequency, harmonics, and flight pattern. AI models match each signature to our growing library of FlightPrintsâ„¢.

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Intelligent Analytics

Our AI machine-learning models identify the insect in seconds, compiling data and pairing it with helpful data on a dashboard.

Automated & Self Charging

Unmatched Data Scale

FarmSense has built the world’s largest digital dataset of insect activity, enabling unparalleled accuracy in pest detection and forecasting.

FlightPrintsâ„¢ Currently Being Tested

Beet Armyworm
Corn Ear Worm (Cotton Bollworm)

European Corn Borer
Fall
Armyworm
Peach Twig Borer

Soybean Looper
Squash Vine Borer
Tomato Leaf Miner
True Armyworm

Wireworm
Indian Meal Moth

Currently testing on over 134 farms

Let's Collaborate!

We’re always looking for more farms and orchards to collaborate with us we continue growing our database.

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