Ensuring our bees are low-power // Beehavior Monitoring @NordicSemi
Ensuring our bees are low-power // Beehavior Monitoring  @NordicSemi
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The last piece of the puzzle is ensuring the smart beehive is low-power. We reduced the system's power consumption using solar panels and added a message queue to reduce the LTE connections. Technical details can be found on DevZone: bit.ly/3l5bPo0

This is the last video in 4-part video series presenting the Beehavior Monitoring summer student project. Watch the other videos: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx_tBuQ_KSqEDib8aQbS8tK6OG0wa2aBe

Don’t forget to apply for one of our student or graduate positions: nordicsemi.com/student
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Ensuring our bees are low-power // Beehavior Monitoring

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