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Inside 300,000 hives, BeeHero is measuring what pollination used to leave to guesswork

BeeHero puts sensors inside commercial hives and combines them with data analytics to make pollination more measurable; the company says it manages more than 300,000 hives worldwide, mainly in the United States and Australia

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BeeHero is measuring what pollination used to leave to guesswork
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BeeHero combines in-hive and in-field sensing with data analytics to measure pollination activity and give growers and beekeepers a more quantitative view of what is happening during bloom.
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Omer Davidi, co-founder and CEO
(Photo: Courtesy of BeeHero)
BeeHero’s three founders are Omer Davidi, Itai Kanot and Yuval Regev, according to its official team page. The company says it manages more than 300,000 hives worldwide, mainly in the United States and Australia. Its technology connects IoT and data science with the physical challenge of managing commercial pollination at scale.

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First published: 14:17, 09.22.26
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