Key facts
- Mosqitter's AI system analyzes biological characteristics to distinguish between mosquito species.
- The company combines heat, scent, and CO2 in its traps to lure female mosquitoes.
- Mosqitter's Febris Monitoring System will provide data on mosquito populations and potential disease spread.
- Mosqitter Mini retails for $199, and the Grand system costs $1,999.
- The company projects Febris data services could generate over $3.5 million next year.
Mosqitter, a startup focused on sustainable mosquito control, is evolving its mosquito traps into an AI-powered surveillance network. The company aims to combat the growing threat of mosquito-borne diseases, which have seen a sharp increase globally, with dengue cases more than doubling in 2024. Mosqitter's devices lure and trap female mosquitoes using heat, scent, and CO2. The startup is now integrating AI and computer vision to identify mosquito species, track population changes, and provide early warnings for emerging health risks. Their Febris Monitoring System, set to launch next month, will offer a data layer for continuous mosquito population monitoring. Mosqitter is actively seeking B2B partners and is currently raising $5 million in funding to support its expansion and technological development.