Turning nature into intelligence

Insights, research, case studies and innovations from the world of Biological Intelligence. 
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Beekeeper lifting a comb frame with an Apisense VitalSensor attached, above an open hive full of bees

What is Apisense?

How Apisense shows what happens in the hive between inspections: VitalSensor in-hive signals, AI frame photo analysis and early warnings of problems.

written by

Apisense Team
Apisense
Aerial view of a row of beehives in a blooming yellow canola field

Integrating Satellite-Derived Observations with User-Contributed Data for Delineation of Bee Forage Resources

IAC 2026 paper: combining satellite observations with beekeeper-contributed data to map nectar and pollen forage resources across the season.

written by

dr inż. Dagmara Stasiowska
Adiunkt, Wydział Technologii Kosmicznych AGH, Chief Scientific Officer, Apisense
Michał Wierzbiński
Chief AI Officer, Apisense
dr inż. Bartosz Kądziołka
Chief Technology Officer, Apisense
Honey bees on the top bars of an open hive with drops of honey

Honey Intelligence: The hive that knows when its honey is ready

Honey Intelligence reads hive weight and the air bees fan out to show nectar flow, honey ripening and when to check capping, without opening the hive.

written by

dr inż. Bartosz Kądziołka
Chief Technology Officer, Apisense
Beekeeper setting up a BioSonar acoustic prototype on a tripod in a blueberry field

BioSonar pilot: monitoring pollination in a blueberry field

13 BioSonar prototypes listened to a blueberry field for nine days of bloom, separated honeybee flight from other insects and showed where they worked.

written by

Mikołaj Kawa
Audio Engineer, Apisense
Michał Wierzbiński
Chief AI Officer, Apisense
Beekeeper holding a comb frame with pollen stores and honey bees

The self-protecting hive: how honey bees fight with diseases

Hygienic behaviour and other social immunity defences: how honey bee colonies protect themselves against brood pathogens, mites and viruses.

written by

dr inż. Dagmara Stasiowska
Adiunkt, Wydział Technologii Kosmicznych AGH, Chief Scientific Officer, Apisense

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