A non-lethal insect trap, comprising a shaft connected to a two-axis gimbal, a transparent receptacle connected to the gimbal configured to surround an insect, a lid connected to the receptacle and means to rotatably cover and uncover the opening of the receptacle with the lid. Regarding the gimbal, a first axis is configured to automatically return the receptacle to an initial position while a second axis is configured to allow for manual adjustment without returning to an initial position. The trap further comprises a handle connected to the shaft, a cable internally routed through the shaft for connecting the handle with the lid and a spring connected to the lid and receptacle. The spring is configured to rotate the lid to the uncovered position when tension is released rotate the lid to the covered position when tension is applied to the cable.

A non-lethal insect trap, comprising a shaft connected to a two-axis gimbal, a transparent receptacle connected to the gimbal configured to surround an insect, a lid connected to the receptacle and means to rotatably cover and uncover the opening of the receptacle with the lid. Regarding the gimbal, a first axis is configured to automatically return the receptacle to an initial position while a second axis is configured to allow for manual adjustment without returning to an initial position. The trap further comprises a handle connected to the shaft, a cable internally routed through the shaft for connecting the handle with the lid and a spring connected to the lid and receptacle. The spring is configured to rotate the lid to the uncovered position when tension is released rotate the lid to the covered position when tension is applied to the cable.

This invention relates to an intelligent insect trap, which allows a simple and effective monitoring of the insects captured inside the trap. It consists of a cylindrical or prismatic housing with a perimetral entrance accessing to an usable internal surface positioned in the active state/mode. This surface is adhesive and located near a container that holds a semiochemical lure. The trap also includes one or more video or photo cameras oriented towards the active sticky surface. Additionally, the trap comprises two or more adherent surfaces, which are mobile along the housing, preferably in the form of a disc or ring, and configured to be consecutively positioned in the active state.

This invention relates to an intelligent insect trap, which allows a simple and effective monitoring of the insects captured inside the trap. It consists of a cylindrical or prismatic housing with a perimetral entrance accessing to an usable internal surface positioned in the active state/mode. This surface is adhesive and located near a container that holds a semiochemical lure. The trap also includes one or more video or photo cameras oriented towards the active sticky surface. Additionally, the trap comprises two or more adherent surfaces, which are mobile along the housing, preferably in the form of a disc or ring, and configured to be consecutively positioned in the active state.