Pest monitoring / Your vision model

Small signals.
A bigger picture.

Connect insect imagery with your own analysis. Explore documented light-based traps and a separate sticky-trap camera project.

FIELD INTELLIGENCE / CONCEPT VIEW
Capture the images
Your receiving platform
Your recognition model
ZHICLOUD AGENT

A better question

What changed in the field,
and what should we review?

Observations → Evidence → Operator review

ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING × APPLIED AI

Existing instrument families

Light-based collection with imaging.

Imaging insect monitoring lamp — ZC-CQD-006
ZC-CQD-006 / Company-supplied product rendering. Configuration varies by order.

Imaging insect monitoring lamp

A view of the collected insects.

A light-trap configuration combining collection and imaging equipment for remote pest observation.

Documented camera configuration
5 megapixels
Collection system
Eight positions
Local display
7-inch touch display
Imaging insect monitoring lamp · ZC-CQD-006
Compact insect monitoring lamp — ZC-CQD-008
ZC-CQD-008 / Company-supplied product rendering. Configuration varies by order.

Compact insect monitoring lamp

A compact collection cabinet.

An alternative light-trap design with an anti-escape inlet, collection arrangement and camera. This cabinet is a different collection method from a yellow or blue sticky card.

Documented imaging configuration
48-megapixel camera
Collection
Anti-escape inlet and infrared treatment
Observation
Electronic balance for collected insects
Compact insect monitoring lamp · ZC-CQD-008

Sticky-trap camera projects

A different design, developed around your brief.

Project development

For projects requesting yellow or blue sticky cards, a pole-mounted camera, solar power and cellular communications, we can review a dedicated configuration. The model, dimensions, components and final specification are confirmed during development.

The lamp instruments shown above illustrate existing product families. The sticky-trap camera project requires its own approved drawings, sample and specification.

Bring your own vision model.

Define the capture schedule and JPEG quality, then agree a direct-delivery adapter for your server. You can use your own AI to count or classify insects. Any manufacturer-supplied recognition service is a separate option.

See the image delivery workflow

Before a North American pilot

Verify the complete field configuration.

Cold weather
Check the camera, battery and charge controller individually. A −40 °C configuration needs component evidence and system testing.
Power & endurance
Confirm capture/upload intervals, battery chemistry, solar conditions and a tested no-sun operating period.
Cellular connection
Specify the actual modem, required LTE bands, SIM and carrier. A generic 4G label does not establish regional compatibility.
Enclosure & maintenance
Confirm the complete assembly IP rating, card access, condensation control and battery replacement.
Radio approvals
FCC and Canadian ISED evidence must match the supplied configuration. The new sticky-trap project currently has neither approval.

From possibility to a pilot

Connect your field.
Define your next step.

Start with your site, your equipment and the question you need to answer. Define a practical first use together.

Discuss a pilot project