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Only for that use case. From a logistics standpoint, which seems so important to the "modern beekeeper", it sounds like an easy thing to say yes to. The questi
by itomato 8y ago
Only for that use case. From a logistics standpoint, which seems so important to the "modern beekeeper", it sounds like an easy thing to say yes to.
The question of "where are my bees?" can have a real-time answer and carries the benefit of knowing the temperature, humidity and other data available from remote sensors.
- bayesian_horse 8y agoI have thought about the feasibility of an IOT beehive, maybe even with leaving/returning bees etc. But the main issue would be the low profit of any individual hive. Save for some research projects, it wouldn't make sense economically.
- petre 8y agoDon't mobile radio signals disturb the bees? Maybe beehive trackers could use LoRa instead of 3G.