Our journey began in July 2015 by the founder of Diastec, Dimitrios Aslanis, driven by a personal need and a critical realization: the products available on the global market were unable to provide a meaningful solution to the problem of mosquito management.
This gap became the motivation for him to design and complete the construction of the first functional prototype.
The exceptional results of its testing became the spark for a deep personal commitment.
Although the initial start was not based on a formal scientific background in entomology, 11 years of intensive, independent study and research followed to fully support and evolve the technology scientifically.
This effort led to the patent registration entirely under the name of Dimitrios Aslanis in the end of 2018.
After one - two years, seeing the potential of this innovation, the effort began to expand organically.
One by one, the members who today make up our specialized team of researchers and consultants in vector ecology and arbovirus transmission integrated into the team.
With absolute validity as our guide, we chose the path of rigorous scientific validation over rushed commercialization.
A targeted six-year journey was required for the technology to pass through the demanding official scientific evaluation processes based on international standards.
Today, operating as a model Research and Development (R&D) hub, we develop strong intellectual property with the purpose of supplying the international industry with ready, applicable, and scalable solutions.
Our scientific competence and the international recognition of our work are reflected in the following:
• International Award: Our work has been honored as the
"Most Outstanding and Environmentally Friendly Technology of the Year"
by the Asian-African Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
• Recognition by Global Bodies: The quality and structure of our patent has been selected by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) as a structural example for its official website.
• Scientific Documentation: Our methods are based on rigorous scientific data and optimization models, having received prestigious independent evaluations and publications.
With public health protection as our driving force, we redefine pest management.
We prove in practice that the effective protection of humans can be achieved with absolute respect for biodiversity, leaving precious pollinators and beneficial insects of the ecosystem unharmed.
Our goal is to bridge pioneering research with the global market through an IP licensing model.
We thus respond to one of humanity's greatest challenges: the need for a permanent shield of prevention against mosquito-borne diseases, which lack effective treatments and cause chronic, cumulative damage to human health.