【Pescle_英語】事例紹介

Pest Control Innovation through Real-Time Monitoring and Data-Backed Evidence

RYODEN — Fri, 23 May 2025 07:58:50 GMT

Background of introduction: From Monthly Surveys to Real-Time Monitoring

Previously, monitoring primarily involved monthly site visits to collect insect capture sheets from light traps, count and identify insects, and check bait consumption by rodents (rats) and captures in sticky traps. This method only allowed for estimation of rodent intrusion or insect outbreak timing based on the collected data, leading to a time lag between problem occurrence and a solution.

Furthermore, to meet the on-site need for early problem detection, countermeasures, and even preventive measures, there were instances where the only option was to increase the frequency of inspections, relying on sheer manpower. This was because a monthly survey might not be sufficient, considering the breeding cycles of rodents and insects. This required a significant amount of time and effort.

To address these issues, Pescle Rodents (rodent detection system) and Pescle Insects (flying insect monitoring system) were introduced with the goals of enabling early investigation and countermeasures, improving quality, and saving labor.

Achieving Efficiency in Vacant House Pest Control

RYODEN — Fri, 25 Apr 2025 00:58:42 GMT

Background of introduction: Vermin control in general dwellings

Previously, pest control measures in general residences involved using always-on cameras that required a power supply, limiting their use to locations with available electricity.
In locations lacking power, such as attics and vacant houses, the company had to rely on periodic site visits (every 2 weeks to 1 month) for visual inspections of entry points and footprints. This process was time-consuming, labor-intensive, and made it difficult to accurately assess the situation.
Furthermore, in occupied homes, extermination efforts were sometimes only initiated after receiving reports of pest noises from residents.
To address these challenges, Kuroshio Shodoku decided to implement Pescle Rodents, which requires no external power and is easy to install.

Experts and AI team up to protect food safety

RYODEN — Sun, 29 Sep 2024 16:00:00 GMT

Rat calculations vs. Expert footwork

Earth Environmental Services Co., Ltd. operates a nationwide "comprehensive environmental hygiene management business" that provides on siste diagnosesand proposes optimal solutions and preventative measures. Based on extensive and deep on-site knowledge and scientific evidence, our environmental doctors provide a total healthcare system tailored to each customer's individual environment. One example of this is rodents control and management not only for food factories, but also for pharmaceutical factories and regenerative medicine facilities.
"Until now, we have looked for rodents footprints on-site, or identified movement using trail camera footage, and then implemented countermeasures. This method not only requires expert manpower, but also has the problem of the time it takes from the occurrence of the problem to implementing countermeasures."
In general, rodents have a gestation period of about 20 days before giving birth. With conventional products, footage from trail cameras installed in the field was collected once a month, and footage showing rodents was selected and diagnosed before countermeasures were implemented, making it difficult to detect and stop rodents before they reproduced.