PCT interviewed Dr. Catherine Hill of Purdue University about emerging technologies — including a robot dog that detects tick and mosquito hotspots — that are helping the pest control industry adopt AI to better detect and combat mosquito- and tick-borne diseases.
Purdue’s Head of Department of Entomology Dr. Catherine Hill held an interactive presentation at the 89th Purdue Pest Management Conference on transforming mosquito and tick-borne diseases with artificial intelligence.Latest from Pest Control Technology
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