Solution description

iMETOS3.3 from Pessl/ Metos

iMETOS 3.3 is a durable and flexible data logger for all climatic conditions, powered by rechargeable battery and a solar panel.

The data logger has a built-in UMTS/CDMA modem for direct communication with the FieldClimate platform, and can handle up to 600 sensors through the intelligent sensor bus system. The system is extremely reliable due to non-volatile internal memory and can store up to 8 MB of logged data (ca. 1 month).

The iMETOS can also send SMS Alarms (user-defined via Internet) to alert you in cases od frost, strong rain, high temperature and more.

Data is regularly uploaded to FieldClimate platform where you can access it from any place at any time in real-time. Along with accessing the historical data and daily evapotranspiration values, you can also take advantage of decision support solutions like localised Weather Forecast, Disease Models and Irrigation Management.
 

iSCOUT^®

ALL INHABITANTS OF YOUR FIELD UNDER FULL CONTROL – USING STATE OF THE ART OPTICAL CAMERA SYSTEM SUPPORTED WITH ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SOFTWARE

With the inspiration of helping the farmer to grow his crop in the optimal and most healthy way, Pessl Instruments GmbH, developed an optical high-resolution camera system, together with a computer vision software which is able to recognize insects from the photo. Optical high-resolution camera system is embedded inside insect trap, to remotely monitor insect pressure at fields. We provide different types of traps, to cover a broad spectrum of insect species. All of the photos and data from computer vision software is displayed online, on a web portal called FieldClimate.

CATCHABLE PESTS

Number of different insects can be caught by different types of iSCOUT^® device. Listed below you can see some of the insects that can be caught with iSCOUT^®.

• Adoxophyes orana – summer fruit tortrix
• Agrotis segetum – turnip moth
• Amyelois transitella – navel orangeworm
• Anarsia lineatella – peach twig borer
• Archips podana – fruit tree tortrix moth
• Autographa gamma – silver Y moth
• Cydia funebrana – plum fruit moth
• Cydia molesta – peach moth
• Cydia pomonella – codling moth
• Epiphyas postvittana – light brown apple moth
• Eupoecilia ambiguella – european grape berry moth

• Helicoverpa armigera – cotton bollworm/Corn earworm
• Helicoverpa punctigera – native budworm
• Lobesia botrana – european grapevine moth
• Pandemis heparana – apple brown tortrix
• Phthorimaea operculella – potato tuber moth
• Plutella xylostella – diamondback moth
• Spodoptera frugiperda – fall armyworm
• Tuta absoluta – tomato leafminer