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Photon Matrix is a portable laser mosquito defence system from Photon Matrix Lab, a startup in Changzhou, China. A lidar sweeps a fan-shaped plane, spots mosquito-sized targets by the change in distance, and a laser fires along the same optical path to disable the wings. The company claims up... show more

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