Japanese Scientists Produce “Insect-Preventing Laser”
Researchers at Osaka University in Japan have developed an insecticidal laser. Using high-power laser beams, the system detects the insect within seconds and neutralizes it with a laser shot. It is aimed that laser insect repellents can replace chemical pesticides, especially in organic agriculture.
Researchers at Osaka University in Japan have developed an insecticidal laser. Using high-power laser beams, the system detects the insect within seconds and neutralizes it with a laser shot. It is aimed that laser insect repellents can replace chemical pesticides, especially in organic agriculture.
