The conceptual 'Quito' sustainable mosquito trap is a naturalistic solution for use in tropical countries that would work to keep the disease-carrying insects at bay and away from vulnerable people.
The unit works by being positioned on a patio or inside a home and will go to work luring mosquitos in using an artificial odour that is inspired by a human's scent. This will attract them before a fan will draw them into the interior chamber where they will dehydrate and perish before they can cause an issue for humans nearby.
The conceptual 'Quito' sustainable mosquito trap is the design work of Kennyjie Marcellino and has a low-maintenance design that will blend in well with existing decor thanks to its bamboo exterior.
Naturalistic Mosquito Traps
The 'Quito' Sustainable Mosquito Trap is for Tropical Countries
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Mosquito Traps - The 'Quito' sustainable mosquito trap offers a naturalistic solution for tropical countries, creating opportunities for sustainable mosquito control products.
2. Disease Prevention - Developing naturalistic traps for disease-carrying insects like mosquitos can provide effective prevention methods for tropical countries, opening up opportunities for disease prevention technologies.
3. Low-maintenance Design - The low-maintenance design of the 'Quito' sustainable mosquito trap offers convenience and ease of use, presenting opportunities for low-maintenance pest control devices in various settings.
Industry Implications
1. Pest Control - The pest control industry can leverage sustainable mosquito traps like the 'Quito' to offer environmentally-friendly solutions for customers, disrupting traditional pest control methods.
2. Home Decor - The 'Quito' sustainable mosquito trap's bamboo exterior allows it to blend seamlessly with existing decor, providing opportunities for integrating pest control devices into home decor products.
3. Healthcare - The 'Quito' sustainable mosquito trap contributes to disease prevention efforts, indicating potential disruptive innovation opportunities for healthcare organizations focused on global health and well-being.