Live Hive Data – EX8 BEES

This is some Live Feed Data from our Hive Obsidian Tower.

We use Bee Hive Monitoring Tech on all our hives!
– The EX8 BEES Team 🐝🍯

– Beekeeper’s tip! Click on the 6 hours button at the foot of each graph to see the most up-to-date data.

This is a live feed from our Hive Obsidian Tower — you can see the hive and bees coming and going throughout the day.

The little doors you can see are part of our bee counter system, tracking every bee entering and exiting the hive in real time.

Scroll down to see the data visualised in glorious buzzing graph form. 📊🐝

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Bee Counter Monitoring bee traffic shows hive health and activity. Drops can signal problems like queen loss or disease, while strong flow means active foraging and productivity.

Internal & External Temperature Monitoring a beehive’s internal temperature is crucial for brood development, early detection of health issues, and maintaining a stable environment. It helps beekeepers avoid unnecessary inspections, spot problems like swarming or queen failure, and ensure optimal hive productivity.

Hive Frequency Monitoring Monitoring hive frequency (vibrations or sound) reveals the bees’ mood and status. Changes can signal swarming, queen loss, stress, or calmness. It’s like listening in on their vibe—literally—to catch problems early without opening the hive.

Hive Amplitude Monitoring Monitoring hive amplitude (the strength or intensity of vibrations) helps detect changes in colony behavior. High or erratic amplitude can signal stress, swarming, or disturbances, while steady levels suggest a calm, stable hive. It’s a non-invasive way to sense how the bees are feeling.

Hive Weight Monitoring Monitoring hive weight helps track nectar flow, honey production, and food stores. Sudden drops may signal swarming or starvation, while gains show a productive colony. It’s a stress-free way to gauge hive health and readiness for harvest.

Sensor Battery Monitoring Being able to remotely monitor hive sensor batteries is important because it lets you catch low battery levels before they cause data loss — without disturbing the hive or making unnecessary trips. It keeps your monitoring system reliable, saves time, and ensures you’re always getting the info you need to keep your bees healthy.

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