Automated monitoring of pest traps in a distributed work environment
OwnerMitchell Barry Chaitinventor
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Techniques for automatically monitoring and reporting pest infestation in a distributed work environment, and resolving detected non-compliances. Sensors are configured to collect various types of data in the distributed work environment, including data related to pest traps and data related to human inspection and handling of pest traps. A rules engine analyzes the data collected from the sensors to determine compliance with a set of rules related to pest infestation. Other types of data that may be collected by sensors and analyzed by the rules engine include machine data, biological data, and environmental data. The rules may include governmental regulations, industry standards, and company specifications. If the rules engine detects existing non-compliance and/or potential non-compliance in the collected data with at least one of the rules, it generates alerts, remediation instructions, and/or takes actions to resolve the non-compliance.
At least one sensing device configured to monitor a pest trap, the at least one sensing device comprising:
A system of monitoring pest traps, the system comprising:
At least one computer-readable medium having stored thereon computer-readable program instructions which, when executed by at least one processor, perform acts of:
A system configured to monitor, manage, and instrument compliance in a distributed work environment, the system comprising:
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