Application of Intelligent Pest Monitoring Lamp in Diamondback Moth Trapping

With the continuous development of agricultural technology, more and more intelligent and precise equipment has been introduced into agricultural production, among which the intelligent pest monitoring lamp is one such example. As a new type of agricultural pest monitoring tool, the intelligent pest monitoring lamp plays a significant role in trapping diamondback moths, providing strong support for agricultural production.

1. Working Principle of the Intelligent Pest Monitoring Lamp

The intelligent pest monitoring lamp is a pest monitoring device based on the phototaxis of insects. It uses a light source to attract pests, then captures images of the pests through a high-definition camera, and identifies the species and quantity of pests using image recognition technology. Additionally, the intelligent pest monitoring lamp is equipped with data transmission capabilities, allowing real-time upload of monitoring data to cloud servers, facilitating remote monitoring and analysis by farmers and agricultural experts.

2. Application of the Intelligent Pest Monitoring Lamp in Diamondback Moth Trapping

The diamondback moth is a common vegetable pest that significantly impacts agricultural production. Traditional monitoring methods for diamondback moths mainly rely on manual inspections and traps, but these methods suffer from inefficiency and inaccurate data. The application of the intelligent pest monitoring lamp offers a new solution for monitoring diamondback moths.

By deploying intelligent pest monitoring lamps in areas where diamondback moths are prevalent, real-time monitoring of their population and activity can be achieved. When pests are attracted by the light source and come into contact with the monitoring lamp, the high-definition camera captures images of the pests, and image recognition technology identifies the diamondback moths. Simultaneously, the monitoring data is uploaded in real time to cloud servers, enabling farmers and agricultural experts to conduct remote monitoring and analysis.