Mosquitos are known to carry deadly diseases including malaria and dengue fever, and multinational conglomerate LG is using their new smartphone device -- the LG K7i -- to help repel the bugs. Given the ubiquitous nature of smartphones, this tactic could prove handy in addressing global health concerns. This is also an example of how mobile companies can differentiate themselves in a saturated market.
The LG K7i is equipped with mosquito repellent technology. A mesh grid on the back of the smartphone emits ultrasonic waves, which are designed to mimic the frequency of mosquito-eating predators like bats and dragonflies. The 'mosquito-away' feature has previously been used in other LG electronics, such as televisions and air conditioners.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Mosquito Repelling Technology
- Companies can explore incorporating mosquito repelling technology into their products to address global health concerns.
- Smartphone Differentiation
- Mobile companies can differentiate themselves in a saturated market through unique features like mosquito repelling technology.
- Ultrasonic Waves
- Ultrasonic waves can be utilized in various industries, such as pest control or home electronics.
Where This Applies
- Healthcare
- Mosquito repelling technology can be incorporated into healthcare products like hospital beds or medical tents.
- Consumer Electronics
- Ultrasonic waves can be used in consumer electronics products like TVs or air conditioners for mosquito repelling purposes.
- Pest Control
- Ultrasonic waves can be used in pest control products to repel various insects and pests.
