An insect trapping device having a base and a cartridge is provided. The cartridge has an adhesive portion that is positioned adjacent a shroud when the cartridge is attached to the base. The shroud has an electric heating element which heats the shroud and the adhesive portion. The heated adhesive portion mimics biological tissue to function as an insect attractant. The insect trapping device can have additional insect attractants as well, such as a lighting source.

An insect trapping device having a base and a cartridge is provided. The cartridge has a shell and an insert. The insert is releaseably retained within the shell and has an adhesive portion for trapping insects. Gravitational force can pull the insert from the shell when the cartridge is removed from the base and the shell is squeezed by a user. The insect trapping device can have insect attractants, such as a light source and a heating element.

A replaceable insert for an insect trapping device is provided. The insert is releaseably retained within the shell and has an adhesive portion for trapping insects. The insert has a substantially planar, longitudinally extending tab. The tab of the cartridge is laterally offset from a centerline of the insert.

The present invention relates to a disposable, cost-efficient, and environment-friendly arthropod trapping device, method and system. In one embodiment, the arthropod trapping device includes a suspension element, an engagement section with a pest immobilizing surface and a contact lead segment. In some examples, the engagement section may include a fill indicator mark to indicate pest accumulation.

The present invention relates to a disposable, cost-efficient, and environment-friendly arthropod trapping device, method and system. In one embodiment, the arthropod trapping device includes a suspension element, an engagement section with a pest immobilizing surface and a contact lead segment. In some examples, the engagement section may include a fill indicator mark to indicate pest accumulation.

A system for monitoring an area includes a processor and an electromagnetic radiation source in communication with the processor. The electromagnetic radiation source is configured to emit radiation to heat a metallic object that is in or carried by a target. The system also includes an array of temperature sensors in communication with the processor, where the array of temperature sensors is configured to detect a first temperature associated with the target and a second temperature associated with the target. The first temperature is detected prior to emission of the radiation and the second temperature is detected subsequent to emission of the radiation. The processor is also configured to determine whether to trigger an alert based at least in part on a difference between the first temperature and the second temperature.

A system for monitoring an area includes a processor and an electromagnetic radiation source in communication with the processor. The electromagnetic radiation source is configured to emit radiation to heat a metallic object that is in or carried by a target. The system also includes an array of temperature sensors in communication with the processor, where the array of temperature sensors is configured to detect a first temperature associated with the target and a second temperature associated with the target. The first temperature is detected prior to emission of the radiation and the second temperature is detected subsequent to emission of the radiation. The processor is also configured to determine whether to trigger an alert based at least in part on a difference between the first temperature and the second temperature.

A mite-capturing sheet (1) includes an adhesive sheet (3) that captures mites and a resin sheet (4) placed on the adhesive sheet (3) and containing an attractant. The resin sheet (4) has a plurality of resin sheet openings (5) that expose the adhesive sheet (3).

A mite-capturing sheet (1) includes an adhesive sheet (3) that captures mites and a resin sheet (4) placed on the adhesive sheet (3) and containing an attractant. The resin sheet (4) has a plurality of resin sheet openings (5) that expose the adhesive sheet (3).

An insect capturing system for reducing a population of insects in a flower pot includes a pot that may be filled with soil thereby facilitating a plant to grow in the pot. An adhesive unit is provided and the adhesive unit is selectively coupled to the pot. Insects adhere to the adhesive unit when the insects leave the pot thereby reducing a population of the insects in the pot.