BeeIoT - Enter the World of Bees
summary
A prototype beehive uses commodity hardware and cloud services to automate inspections: Raspberry Pi + LTE + OpenScale for weight, a Pi camera (IR removed), MEMS microphone, temp/humidity sensor, and serial-connected battery/PiJuice; data runs through AWS Rekognition & Greengrass and ML pipelines. Two weeks after install it already shows a couple kilos of honey, detects brood and a queen cell during a live demo, and faces expected issues — weight-sensor calibration, 24-hour battery without solar, and intermittent 4G.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 3:45What Are the Major Challenges That Agriculture Faces Today
- 11:46Closer Look at the Beehive
- 19:13The Queen Excluder
- 21:18Eggs
- 26:18Queen Cell
- 28:05Hardware
- 30:35Raspberry Pi Camera Module
- 36:26Do the Bees Have Enough Food
- 41:06Weight Sensor
- 43:35Why Do We Want the Camera
- 49:44Ventilation
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