懋思德生物科技股份有限公司
Update：2026/09/15
Industries
Main Industry
Health Care
Main Product/Service
The bacteria used in the sterile mosquitoes of 懋思德生物科技股份有限公司 is *Wolbachia*, a symbiotic bacterium widely found in insects such as fruit flies, bees, and butterflies. It is also an officially approved biological agent in Taiwan. Validated by semi-field release trials, these sterile mosquitoes can suppress the mosquito population by over 70%, demonstrating outstanding efficacy. Regarding software and instrumentation, 懋思德生物科技股份有限公司 has utilized its proprietary mosquito image database to develop a highly precise identification software, Mos Sorter, which boasts an identification speed of 0.14 seconds per image. In the future, integrating this software with automation will significantly reduce labor costs, enabling this biological control method to be practically implemented in epidemic prevention.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
(The content above was translated by AI.)
Founded Year
2021
Unified Business No.
91059520
Status
Closed
Number of Employees
2
Total Paid-in
Capital
1,000,000 (NT$)
Location of Company
Taiwan
, Kaohsiung City
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About the Company
MosAuto is composed of a group of people with backgrounds in biology, mechanical engineering, and AI. Our vision is to use mosquitoes to control mosquitoes through a more effective and environmentally friendly biological control method—sterile mosquitoes, so that the public will no longer worry or be afraid of living in dengue fever endemic areas, and to build Taiwan into a safe and secure mosquito-free home.
In view of the increasingly severe vector mosquito epidemic, MosAuto wants to promote a more effective and environmentally friendly biological control method—Wolbachia sterile mosquitoes. We primarily utilize Wolbachia, a symbiotic bacterium widely found in insects, to infect Aedes aegypti. When male mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia are released into the wild and mate with wild female mosquitoes, the eggs laid by the female mosquitoes cannot hatch. Release results in many countries (including Singapore and the United States) have confirmed that this biological control method can effectively reduce the mosquito population by more than 90%, and male mosquitoes themselves do not bite humans. Furthermore, the Wolbachia we use is a common insect symbiotic bacterium in nature; insects such as bees, butterflies, and fruit flies all carry this symbiotic bacterium. More importantly, Wolbachia does not infect humans or mammals. Currently, after Singapore implemented this biological control method, local dengue fever cases in the release areas have been reduced by 60% to 80%. This shows that this control method is an extremely effective approach. Therefore, MosAuto hopes to reduce the number of vector mosquitoes in the environment through the method of using mosquitoes to control mosquitoes, so that the public will no longer worry or be afraid of living in dengue fever endemic areas, and to build Taiwan into a safe and secure mosquito-free home.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
In view of the increasingly severe vector mosquito epidemic, MosAuto wants to promote a more effective and environmentally friendly biological control method—Wolbachia sterile mosquitoes. We primarily utilize Wolbachia, a symbiotic bacterium widely found in insects, to infect Aedes aegypti. When male mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia are released into the wild and mate with wild female mosquitoes, the eggs laid by the female mosquitoes cannot hatch. Release results in many countries (including Singapore and the United States) have confirmed that this biological control method can effectively reduce the mosquito population by more than 90%, and male mosquitoes themselves do not bite humans. Furthermore, the Wolbachia we use is a common insect symbiotic bacterium in nature; insects such as bees, butterflies, and fruit flies all carry this symbiotic bacterium. More importantly, Wolbachia does not infect humans or mammals. Currently, after Singapore implemented this biological control method, local dengue fever cases in the release areas have been reduced by 60% to 80%. This shows that this control method is an extremely effective approach. Therefore, MosAuto hopes to reduce the number of vector mosquitoes in the environment through the method of using mosquitoes to control mosquitoes, so that the public will no longer worry or be afraid of living in dengue fever endemic areas, and to build Taiwan into a safe and secure mosquito-free home.
(The content above was translated by AI.)
