Senecio Robotics

Senecio offers a Sterile Insect Technique solution to produce millions of sterile mosquitoes daily for sustainable mosquito-borne disease control.

SIT targets specific mosquito species without harming beneficial insects and the environment.

Senecio and Rentokil Israel signed a 2024 commercial agreement extending their 2023 collaboration and a pilot program.

Senecio was selected to represent Israel at COP29 in Baku, showcasing its climate tech innovations at the Israeli Pavilion.

Senecio and Rentokil Israel expanded their 2024 partnership, using Senecio’s technology for mosquito control in municipalities and private homes, with reported effectiveness and scalability.

Senecio and Rentokil Initial partnered with Israeli municipalities in 2024 to implement mosquito control programs, reducing populations in areas like Modi’in and Atlit.

The company combines aerospace and defense expertise with advanced technologies to fight mosquito-borne diseases.

The Sterile Insect Technique releases sterile male insects to mate with wild females, reducing target populations like mosquitoes.

Senecio Robotics offers a safe, environmentally friendly, and highly effective alternative to chemical insecticides by commercializing the Sterile Insect Technique .

Senecio Robotics partners with BVG India to deploy an AI- and robotics-based platform for mosquito control. The system automates rearing, sorting, and quality assurance of mosquitoes at scale, eliminating the need for chemical interventions. This collaboration aims to introduce a sustainable, technology-driven solution for mosquito management in India.

Jan 2026The CSR UniverseNews article

BVG India partners with Senecio Robotics to introduce AI-driven sterile mosquito technology in India. The collaboration aims to combat mosquito-borne diseases using natural, automated methods. Senecio Robotics specializes in robotic solutions for vector control, while BVG India operates in pest management services.

Dec 2025The National Law ReviewNews article

Researchers are developing strategies to combat mosquito-borne diseases, which are responsible for millions of deaths annually. Female mosquitoes, often overlooked, pose the greatest threat due to their ability to transmit deadly pathogens. Efforts include targeted interventions like genetic modification, vector control, and public health campaigns to reduce transmission risks globally.

Dec 2021The Birmingham TimesNews article

Senecio Robotics secures a **US$12 million grant** from the **European Commission’s EIC Accelerator Pilot** to develop solutions for mosquito-borne diseases. The company was one of just **64 selected** from over **2,000 applicants**, following a rigorous review of its technology, patents, market potential, and team. The funding combines **equity and grant components**, with the grant agreement now signed.

Dec 2020PR NewswireNews article