BeeSystem Announcement.

BeeSystem announces the new generation of remote beehives monitoring systems. First 10 systems will be tested in real “field environment” this winter, and will be ready for commercial use by April 2004.

Key features of the new architecture:

- Up to 254 high-precision sensors per one apiary controller (including meteorological sensors).
- Up to 16 types of sensors such as: weight, temperature, humidity, CO2, barometric pressure etc.
- Full-autonomy with solar panel (you donÂ’t need external power supply, or battery recharging).
- Automatic problem detection and notification by SMS messages.
- Works on distance of hundreds and thousands miles from your home.
- You can have access to your real-time data from everywhere on the world (you just need an internet connection).
- Full data reporting by e-mail.
- You donÂ’t need to buy and install any hardware or software on your home PC. You need just internet connation and web-browser.
- Easy to install and upgrade system.

Using all our experience while engineering this system, we tried to keep most affordable price. If you are interested in having this system in your possession, please contact me alex@beesystem.ca For more information, please visit our web site www.beesystem.ca. This site is available only for US and Canadian visitors.

Here is real information collected by BeeSystem's station:

red - hive temperature in "cabana"
green - outdoor insulated hive temperature
blue - outdoor temperature

http://www.beesystem.ca/hives_temp.png

Does anyone know if BeeSystems still exists, or what happened to, or who has, their monitoring systems? I am looking for scales, temp/humidity, data logging systems. Any info would be welcome.

Thanks

Roger

I'd welcome the same, my 2013 hives will b on kmart/craigslist scales with meat thermometers sticking out all over :)

It appears that BeeSystem's Senior Software Developer left the company in May of 2005. :eek: Here's his resume ....
http://korsh.com/CV_Yevgen_Korshykov.pdf.

It makes you wonder whether he was the only employee ....

:ws:

Search for Hobo dataloggers, probably fit your needs.