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Their technology turns daily trap images into real-time maps and alerts for agriculture and biosecurity, helping farmers catch invasive species before they spread.
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Their technology turns daily trap images into real-time maps and alerts for agriculture and biosecurity
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- February 15, 2026 at 2:21 PM (6 months ago)
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https://post-register.com/proto-town-a-new-frontier-for-innovation-in-caldwell-county
Proto-Town, a campus in Caldwell County, aims to help hardware startups prototype and scale technologies addressing global challenges. The founders, inspired by their own experiences, chose Lockhart for its community and proximity to major cities. The campus hosts companies developing solutions for affordable air conditioning, clean water, and pest monitoring.
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