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Victoria City, Tam.; September 17, 2026 UAT Students Develop CitriScan, an Innovative Application to Protect Citriculture
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• With 96.52% overall precision, the mobile tool detects, in seconds, the black mite directly in the field.• The project, created by students from the Faculty of Engineering and Sciences, was already recognized by COTACYT and the WORTEV platform. Students from the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas (UAT) developed CitriScan, ...
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