WHAT’S NEW?


REVOLUTIONARY NEW TECHNOLOGY ARRIVES INTO


PEST CONTROL We can now proactively monitor for bed bugs using Spotta’s™ exciting and innovative technology, says Beaverpest.


For the care home industry, staying ahead of potential issues is paramount to prevent large-scale infestations. In particular, bed bugs are notoriously difficult to prevent and once an infestation has taken hold, traditional methods oſten fall short of addressing these pest-related problems, leading to potential disruptions and reputational risks which makes this groundbreaking solution even more exciting.


How Spotta works: The technology behind the innovation


At the heart of Spotta's effectiveness is its utilisation of smart sensors strategically placed in key areas prone to bed bug activity. These sensors monitor the environment 24/7, collecting data as soon as an insect, attracted by a pheromone, enters the Spotta Bed Pod.


Once in the Bed Pod, Spotta's AI algorithms are designed to analyse the insect image, identifying the presence of bed bugs. An alert is then sent back to the pest control company. This proactive approach allows Spotta to detect the presence of bed bugs in their early stages, oſten before traditional methods would even register a threat. In testing, 96% of infestations were registered by the Bed Pod before a resident or staff realised their presence.


Key features and benefits for care homes management Early detection and prevention:


Spotta's technology excels in early pest detection, enabling the pest control company to address potential issues before


they escalate. By identifying pest activity in its infancy, Spotta empowers proactive measures, reducing the need for reactive, and oſten more disruptive, pest control interventions. We will call you to arrange treatment immediately aſter an alert is received.


Data-driven insights:


Spotta not only detects pests but also provides valuable data and insights. Pest controllers can access detailed reports on pest activity trends, allowing for informed decision-making and the development of more effective pest control strategies over time.


Reduced environmental impact:


Spotta's proactive approach minimises the need for traditional, chemical-heavy pest control methods. By intervening early and strategically, the platform contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly pest management approach.


Cost:


It’s not as expensive as you may think considering the technology. Starting from £0.22 per bed per night, peace of mind is very affordable.


Addressing common care homes challenges Protecting reputation:


Care Home managers understand the critical importance of maintaining a positive reputation. Pest issues can quickly tarnish a care homes’ image. Spotta's ability to detect and address pests discreetly ensures that residents remain unaware of potential problems.


Compliance and regulations:


Spotta aids in compliance by providing accurate, real-time data and documentation, supporting care home managers in meeting regulatory requirements effectively.


Embracing the future of pest control in care home management


In a world where proactive, efficient solutions are crucial, Spotta stands out as a beacon of innovation. By seamlessly blending smart technology with artificial intelligence, Spotta is not merely a pest control service; it is a strategic partner in maintaining the integrity, reputation, and efficiency of Care Homes across the United Kingdom.


Spotta's proactive pest control solutions become not only a choice but a necessity. In a landscape where prevention is undeniably better than the cure, Spotta leads the way into a future where care homes can thrive without the constant threat of pest-related challenges.


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