WHY CHOOSE POLLEN PATROLLERS SMART HIVES?

Our IoT-enabled smart hives monitor hive health in real time, providing access to hive status from any internet-enabled device. Remotely monitor activity, temperatures, humidity and weight. Has a camera for actual visualization of your bees. View or download historical data. Instant alerts of theft or vandalism. Smart hives for as little as $2 per month per hive.

Compare hives and apiaries at the touch of a button

Pollen Patrollers remote hive monitoring system enables you to monitor the status of your honey bee colonies from any internet-enabled device. You can check the state of your hives from the comfort of your home, from the train on your way to work or even when on holiday abroad. Our technology helps beekeepers boost income by 33% by connecting them with farmers for pollination services.

Pollen Controllers In Field Advantages

Queen status :

Identify if the queen has stopped laying and the colony has become broodless. Identify when a new mated queen starts laying. Colony Strength: Track colony development and strength, compare different colonies and hive locations. Foraging Activity: Profile daily flight activity, compare different hives and identify weak activity. Directly compare flight with other measurements such as weight to assess colony productivity. Foraging Activity: Profile daily flight activity, compare different hives and identify weak activity. Directly compare flight with other measurements such as weight to assess colony productivity.

Robbing :

Identify when a colony is being robbed of its stores so corrective action can be taken. Winter Feeding: Monitor winter store levels and identify when the bees need feeding. Apiary Weather: Monitor rainfall, temperature in the sun and shade. Directly compare with hive data such as weight and foraging to assess the impact of weather conditions. Hive disruption: Receive an instant alert if a hive is moved or knocked over

Monitoring for Queen Status

Tracking Bee Flight Hours

Hive Temperature Management

Pollination Efficiency Tips

WHY ARE YOUR BEES SO IMPORTANT

Food security:

Honeybees play a key role in pollinating crops, increasing crop yields and improving food security in many African communities.

Income generation:

Beekeeping provides a source of income for many small-scale farmers and rural communities through the sale of honey, beeswax, and other bee-related products.

Biodiversity :

By providing habitats for honeybees and other pollinators, beekeeping can help to maintain biodiversity and preserve ecosystems.

Improved nutrition :

Honey, a nutritious food source, can provide essential vitamins, minerals, and energy to communities in Africa where malnutrition is a serious problem.

Climate change adaptation :

Beekeeping is considered a climate-smart agriculture practice, as it helps farmers to adapt to the effects of climate change and increase resilience in the face of extreme weather events.

Smart Hive Technology for Beekeepers