What can BeeScanning learn from Brother Adam and his thinking on healthy bees? The Buckfast Bee represents a man made effort to help bees survive devastating threats. Brother Adam managed [...]
EIP focus group suggests a few ideas on future research areas. Perhaps cell size could bee developed as a future feature in the BeeScanning app? Full report page 25 3.2 Ideas for [...]
Swedish Beekeeping magazine on BeeScanning and it plans to develop a research center for Beekeeping and Pollination based on its AI technology. (click image)
Randy Oliver has made extensive research to find practical method combating varroa with longterm efficacy. “For those of you in New Zealand who can legally make your own OA/gly towels, the [...]
Varroa Mites Use Chemical Camouflage to Mimic Honey Bee Scent It is known as an important factor for the ability of Varroa destructor to shift host from Apis cerana AC, to the Honey Bee Apis [...]
Parasite Varroa has developed the perfect body preying on honeybees. Every detail in its organs drives it forward feeding on the bees fat tissue. Varroa mouth parts are thrown with force through [...]
BeeScanning deltog 16-18 september vid Coloss-mötet och utställning i Ghent. Flera forskargrupper vill använda Beescannings teknologi och utveckla samarbete i kommande projekt. Det handlar om [...]
Teorem AB, vår partner i utvecklingen av BeeScanning, är huvudsponsor tillsammans med Apple, Autoliv och andra ledande företag inom utvecklingen av artificiell intelligens. Den 7-9 mars [...]
BeeScanning presenterades inför nordens samlade forskare och rådgivare från institutioner och organisationer. Ca 50 deltagare. Presentationer och abstract nedan Program_NBBC_NBARS_2018_RIGA
Ny ansökan har lämnats till Jordbruksverket för nästa steg perioden 20180701-20190701. BeeScanning 2.0 – övervakning av biologiskt system. Avsikten är att utveckla tekniken till [...]
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