Janus, the Two-Faced Sensor, Uses Vibrations and Radar to Keep an Eye on Beehive Events
Janus, the Two-Faced Sensor, Uses Vibrations and Radar to Keep an Eye on Beehive Events The Janus sensor, soon to be commercialized, aims to offer early warnings when swarming and robbing events are taking place. 16 days ago ⢠Sensors Researchers at the University of Maine have developed a system, dubbed Janus after the two-faced god of Roman mythology, which uses a combination of vibration and radar sensors to track bees within and without a hive. "A novel beehive monitoring sensor with two faces," the researchers write of Janus, demonstrating the reason for its Roman moniker. "This sen...
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