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Zapping Mosquitos With Lasers Is a Real Thing, Thanks to AI

Zapping Mosquitos With Lasers Is a Real Thing, Thanks to AI
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Inventor Steven Cheng has developed an AI-powered laser system designed to track and eliminate mosquitoes. The device uses computer vision and high-speed gimbals to target pests while avoiding humans and flammable objects.

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This project demonstrates the practical application of consumer-grade AI and computer vision in solving common household pest problems.

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As summer arrives, and mosquitoes celebrate another season of bloody conquest, you might be thinking, "Why do we even have all this AI tech if it can t do a single thing about these airborne pests?" There are plenty of reasons to complain about artificial intelligence, but its failure to fight mosquitoes is no longer one of them.

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