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a few hundred appliances sold already

Agrilaser scares animals from fields

Steinar Henskes started selling his Agrilaser in January this year, an appliance to keep fields and meadows free of animals. In the meantime a few hundred of these appliances, which cost Euro 750, have already been sold. Henskes is of the opinion that they will close 2012 with a turnover of about Euro 500,000.



Henskes experimented with lenses, mirrors, wave lengths and phases and tried the self made sources of light on all kinds of things. He noticed that animals were frightened by a certain type of laser. With the laser his fields and meadows were kept clear, not only of birds, but also of deer and rabbits. It is sufficient to use the laser on the birds for 5 minutes in the morning and evening.
 
A message on his website was sufficient to obtain the first enquiry. The good experiences with a farmer from Friesland, who as the first to try out the Agrilaser, did the rest. Without having spent one cent on marketing the modern scarecrow is already being sold to farmers all over Europe.

In addition new markets have presented themselves. Henskes in the meantime is in contact with Schiphol and already has an arrangement with Total. The oil company is interested in a completely automated variety of his Agrilaser, which he will start testing. In the beginning of next year tests will be started to establish whether this appliance can keep drilling platforms, with heavy helicopter traffic, free of birds.



Source: Financieele Dagblad

Agrilaser has been developed and patented by Italix B.V.
Italix B.V.
54, Tingietersweg
2031 ES Haarlem
The Netherlands
info@agrilaser.nl
Tel: +31 (0)840 03 88 93
Fax: +31 (0)840 03 88 93


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