A multi-billion-pound market with a position no one occupies
Growing at 5–7% per year through 2030
The global mosquito control market is driven by public health mandates, NGO procurement, and rising consumer demand for non-toxic alternatives. Sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and Southeast Asia represent the highest-volume opportunity — with the UK and Europe as accessible near-term launch markets.
No existing product addresses individual-level adaptive acoustic repulsion. ISARS enters a proven, large market with a demonstrably superior approach to a problem that current solutions have failed to fully solve.
Six routes to revenue
Households — Endemic Regions
Phase 1NGO supply & direct distribution
UK & European Consumer
Phase 1E-commerce & retail partnerships
Healthcare Facilities
Phase 2B2B bulk supply to clinics & hospitals
Travel & Tourism
Phase 2Premium retail tier for travellers
Public Health Programmes
Phase 3Government & donor procurement
Technology Licensing
Phase 3OEM & platform integration
Multiple paths to revenue
Device Sales
Consumer and retail sales at a target price of £70 per device through e-commerce and distribution partners worldwide.
Institutional Supply
Bulk supply agreements with healthcare organisations, NGOs, and government health ministries at volume pricing.
Software & Data Services
Subscription tier for over-the-air model updates as the dataset expands. Aggregated population-level data has value to epidemiologists.
Technology Licensing
Licensing of the acoustic identification and adaptive response methodology to OEM manufacturers and IoT platform providers.
Built toward the standards our customers require
ISARS is being engineered against the regulatory benchmarks that govern procurement in our target markets. None of the following represents current certification — this is the pathway we are actively working towards.
WHO Vector Control Prequalification
The key international benchmark for public health vector-control devices — assessment pathway identified.
UK / EU Market Access
UKCA and CE marking — assessment in progress.
Five beachhead countries
Selected by total population and the share of that population affected by malaria each year — the two factors that determine the size of the addressable, highest-need household market in each country.
Nigeria
0.0MPopulation0.0%Affected by malariaDRC
0.0MPopulation0.0%Affected by malariaTanzania
0.0MPopulation0.0%Affected by malariaGhana
0.0MPopulation0.0%Affected by malariaCameroon
0.0MPopulation0.0%Affected by malariaSources: population — UN estimates (2025). Malaria burden — WHO World Malaria Report 2024 (2023 data).