ZikaSeal™ originated from a groundbreaking research initiative at the University of Copenhagen, where experts from multiple disciplines came together to tackle the growing threat of mosquito-borne diseases.
Driven by a commitment to scientific excellence and real-world impact, our team merged academic research with practical engineering to develop a revolutionary mosquito control technology. In collaboration with leading researchers at the University of Copenhagen and through extensive field testing with experts at the renowned EID Méditerranée institute in Montpellier, France, we created a scalable, pesticide-free solution designed to safeguard urban communities
By harnessing the power of interdisciplinary expertise, ZikaSeal™ exemplifies how science and innovation can come together to solve complex global challenges. Our journey is just beginning, and we are dedicated to building a healthier, mosquito-free future for cities worldwide.
At ZikaSeal™, we envision a world where cities are free from the threat of mosquito-borne diseases. By leveraging innovative science and sustainable engineering, we aim to create healthier urban environments that protect communities and ecosystems alike. Our vision is a future where the elimination of mosquito-borne diseases is not just a possibility, but a reality.
Our mission is to provide innovative, pesticide-free, and sustainable solutions to combat mosquito breeding in urban areas. By developing cutting-edge, science-backed technologies, we safeguard public health while preserving the environment. Through collaboration with research institutions, municipalities, and industry leaders, we strive to implement effective mosquito control measures that contribute to a healthier and more sustainable future for all.
United by a shared dedication to creating sustainable and impactful solutions, our team is driven by a commitment to innovation and collaboration.
Our strength lies in a diverse team of experts and partners, who bring a wealth of experience in engineering, research, innovation, project management and public health.
