Microshare and Tactacam Integrate AI and Cellular Technology for Pest Control
Microshare and Tactacam have announced a partnership to integrate Tactacam's cellular camera technology with Microshare's AI-driven pest monitoring platform. This collaboration, announced in a press release, aims to deliver a comprehensive remote monitoring solution for pest control professionals and individual customers.
The new solution, EverSmartâ„¢ Pest, combines Tactacam's cellular cameras with Microshare's platform to provide real-time pest monitoring. This integration allows for instant visibility and better data management, enabling operators to act quickly and efficiently. The system is designed to meet the growing demand for visual evidence in pest control, enhancing service delivery in food production, warehousing, hotels, factories, and residential sites across Europe and North America.
Tactacam's cameras, known for their reliability in outdoor and security applications, are now equipped with enterprise-ready options, including user management and assignable alerts. This integration with Microshare's AI-driven alert system ensures that the right message reaches the right person at the right time, improving response times and operational efficiency.
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