Researchers are now turning to AI to help improve mosquito control and deter the spread of deadly diseases like malaria in Africa.
Researchers with the University of South Florida plan to leverage AI to revolutionize the monitoring and current state of mosquito control and combat the spread of mosquito-borne diseases like malaria in Africa. The researchers will collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to advance malaria research while exploring innovative solutions to target malaria-carrying mosquitos in real-time.
This image-driven surveillance will work alongside unique algorithms that have been created as part of an AI-driven smart trap to lure and capture Anopheles stephensi, one of the most prolific mosquito vectors spreading malaria through Africa in recent months. The traps will also monitor the mosquitos, to learn more about them and how to eradicate them in large quantities.
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