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MotoRepellent
In 2015, Thailand reported a 207 percent surge in dengue fever cases.
In response, engineers introduced MotoRepellent, a small, non-toxic device that fits onto a motorcycle’s exhaust.
As riders weave through Bangkok’s crowded slums, heat-activated oil releases a protective cloud, creating a three-meter mosquito-free zone.
One journey at a time, the city’s most common form of transport became an unlikely shield against disease.
Thailand
MotoRepellent
Saving Lives One Ride At A Time
The Duang Prateep Foundation
Brand
Thailand
Location
BBDO Bangkok
Creative Agency
In 2015, Thailand reported a 207 percent surge in dengue fever cases.
In response, engineers introduced MotoRepellent, a small, non-toxic device that fits onto a motorcycle’s exhaust.
As riders weave through Bangkok’s crowded slums, heat-activated oil releases a protective cloud, creating a three-meter mosquito-free zone.
One journey at a time, the city’s most common form of transport became an unlikely shield against disease.
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