Sensor locations stay tied to a simple, reviewable floorplan.
For property and inspection professionals
Add an overnight record when daylight leaves the question open.
RodentRadar maps timestamped detections to the property floorplan so the appropriate field professional can focus the next inspection.
The triggerA property question daylight inspection cannot settle
The accountA transaction or managed property with real downside
The decisionWhether and where deeper inspection is warranted
The product result
Make the overnight record visible.
RodentRadar records timestamped motion detections and shows them on the site floorplan. The pest professional uses that record to focus physical inspection.
Observed detection Inferred sequence
When this path fits
Use evidence where uncertainty changes the stakes.
- 01There are signs or disclosures without a clear current picture.
- 02The outcome affects a transaction, tenant, owner, or managed account.
- 03A bounded monitoring period could improve the next decision.
What changes
A record the team can act on.
The output is not a generic dashboard score. It is a mapped sequence, a field decision, and a later comparison.
Timestamped detections show where motion was recorded.
The relevant field professional verifies what the record suggests.
What goes on site
Hardware behind the record.
One base station receives activity from eight labeled wireless sensors. Mounts and detection accessories help place them around the unresolved area.
The next bounded step
Start with the site where a better record could change the next move.
Fit comes before hardware. No sensor event is presented as a sighting or a confirmed entry point.