Smart Sensor Technology Monitors

Bee Health and Global Pollination

Diena Rauda Ramdania
201555904

Issue
Honey bees have throughout history been a keystone
species, pollinating an estimated 70% of all plants and
underpinning some 30% of the global food supply.

Because the viability of beehives is a critical predictor of the

planets future health and agricultural sustainability, reports of a
precipitous decline in the number of colonies around the world
have stirred considerable alarm.

No more Bees, No more pollination, No more Plants, No more

Animals, No more Man
-Karl Von Frish: Nobel Prize in Physiology (Bee Dance)-

Objective
Developing a unique platform through which the
Cattleman able to monitor, collect and analyze activity
within the colonies unobtrusively and on a unique scale,
anytime in any weather.

About the Technology

This technology was created by a group of biology, food
business, and embedded systems engineering students
from University College of Cork, Ireland.
Dubbed (2B) OR !(2B), the UCC Smart Beehive project,
which was awarded top honors as: 1st place IEEE/IBM

Smarter
Planet
Challenge:
Student
Projects Changing the World 2014

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