The EU-funded project, The Internet of Bees (IoBee) is reaching its conclusion after developing a set of monitoring tools for bees, other insects and their environment. After more than two years of activities, IoBee developed and improved bee monitoring solutions in...

The development of new technological innovations for beekeeping has been increasing in the last few years. Private and public investment in the sector has led to increasing competition, giving beekeepers a vast selection of tools at their disposal. However, is the...

The Internet of Bees is reaching its final stages of development. After 24 months of continuous work on three pillars (in-hive and in-field monitoring, and spatial decision support systems SDSS), the project moves forward to a final phase of testing and validation....

IoBee integrates several dimensions of monitoring to help understand the factors that impact the health of bees. From beehive monitoring to satellite imaging, it includes both in-field and external data. Another pillar in the project is the development of bioacoustics...

The largest apicultural congress in the world, Apimondia, took place from 8 to 12 September 2019, in Montreal, Canada. With thousands of participants and hundreds of exhibitors, the event was a meeting point for beekeepers, entrepreneurs, researchers and other...

The Internet of Bees or IoBee is a project funded by the European Commission to help tackle the current bee health crisis. It focuses on the application of the Internet of Things to beehive monitoring. Paired with satellite mapping, it aims at introducing a...

The dramatic decline in biodiversity in the last few decades is challenging not only the survival of particular species, but it also includes significant risks for the balance of ecosystems. The case of pollinators is particularly challenging, given their importance...

The success of the Internet of Bees depends mainly on two factors. First, being able to provide timely and accurate beehive monitoring, pairing it with relevant information from its surroundings. Second, and also a key factor, on the feedback that beekeepers offer for...

The Internet of Bees (IoBee) is a project funded by the European Commission to help improve the health of bees. IoBee is based on technological developments for improved internal and external beehive monitoring. It also counts with the application of spatial decision...

The Internet of Bees is going beyond to gather feedback from widely diverse contexts. Among these efforts, IoBee also reached California, USA, to collect data on almond fields. Thanks to the technological developments of the project, partners worked together with...

IoBee focuses on applying new technological developments to help improve the health of bees. For this purpose, field tests are being carried out throughout several European countries. One of the essential pillars of the project is its reliance on the feedback of...

IoBee is a project that aims to help improve the health of bees around Europe. To do so, it serves itself of cutting-edge developments in technology, particularly the application of the Internet of Things, sensing, and satellite mapping. The project is not only...

The Internet of Bees has been expanding its network around Europe since its beginning. It has developed workshops in Málaga and Murcia (Spain), in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region (France), and Piacenza (Italy), plus its inclusion in presentations during major events...

The European funded project, the Internet of Bees (IoBee), is applying new technologies including beehive monitoring and satellite mapping to help improve the health of bees. IoBee is developing workshops and planning field tests around Europe, and it is soon reaching...

Partners of The Internet of Bees celebrated the 15th month since its kick-off. Partners held the meeting in Barcelona, Spain, where they discussed the progress of the project and future actions to help improve the health of bees effectively. Project partners Irideon,...

The IoBee project is continuously working to reach more and more beekeepers around Europe, and this time it has arrived in Italy. During the latest version of the Apimell beekeeping congress in Piacenza, IoBee was able to share its most recent developments and listen...

PRESS RELEASE European Project to Improve the Health of Bees reaches Italy during the Beekeeping Trade Fair, Apimell The Internet of Bees (IoBee), a project financed by the European Union to improve the health of bees, is resuming its tour around Europe and is now...

IoBee is coming to Apimell on Saturday, March 2, 2019, one of the most prestigious events in the beekeeping sector in Italy. Will you be there? Don't miss all the information on our project and voice your opinion! Beekeepers support IoBee through the participation of...

IoBee continues its tour around Europe in the form of national workshops to reach and share with local beekeepers and decision-makers among beekeeping associations. This time, in the 3rd IoBee workshop, we were able to share with beekeepers from the Féderation...

Two of IoBee’s partners from AVIA-GIS and IRIDEON give you an insight on what IoBee is. By listening to beekeepers’ needs and existing deficiencies in the market, IoBee aims towards an improved bee protection in Europe. One of the main standards for IoBee is to go...

The latest edition of the Internet of Things Solutions World Congress took place in Barcelona, Spain, last 16-18 October 2018, and IoBee took part in the action.  Our project manager, Joao Encarnacao, was invited as a guest speaker to introduce the audience to the...

During the XXII State Beekeeping Conference in Murcia, organised by the COAG (Coordinator of Farmers and Cattle Ranchers Organisations), the IoBee project took its developments straight to Spanish beekeepers last 17 October 2018. During the Conference, IoBee shared...

Project to Improve the Health of Bees, The Internet of Bees, Arrives to Spain The project financed by the European Union, the Internet of Bees (IoBee), now comes to Spain in the form of an interactive workshop with the participation of beekeepers from all over the...

IoBee was present at Eurbee2018, as Dr. Huw Evans, founder of Arnia, presented the developments of the project on the application of non-intrusive electronic bee hive monitoring to field studies. He exposed such developments at the 8th Congress of Apidology of...

IoBee partner, Arnia, has developed an electronic monitoring system that allows beekeepers to become more intimate with their bees while disturbing them less. By attaching various sensors to the hive, it changes the beekeeping labour in several ways. Thanks to a fully...

Scientific Symposium during the Bee Week 2018, European Parliament The Bee Week 2018 took place at the European Parliament on June 26-28, and IoBee took part. During the Scientific Symposium, IoBee partner BeeLife presented the upcoming features of the project, giving...

Partners from the Internet of Bees consortium met on Month 6 of the project. Funded by the European Commission, IoBee is continuously moving forward to achieve unprecedented developments towards improving bees’ health. By applying both existing and innovative...

The Mobile World Congress 2018, one of the largest exhibitions for the mobile industry, took place in Barcelona from 26th February until 1st March. Among featured technology developments in the ever-growing mobile production, Internet of Bees' partner, Irideon,...

Looking to re-establish healthy bee populations, entrepreneurs have taken the task to help bees through innovation. Companies around the world have developed beehive…

As bee colony losses continue to worry beekeepers, environmental groups, policy-makers and citizens, a new project aims to tackle this problem through technology…