An IoT and Wireless Sensor Network-Based Technology for a Low-Cost Precision Apiculture

DasigJr., D. D.; Mendez, Janelli M.

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-0663-5_4

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“…Several commercial or scientific solutions-such as ULmonitor (Krzyśka, 2022), wireless apiary monitoring, or beehive monitoring-allow multiple parameters to be measured, including temperature and humidity (Gil-Lebrero et al, 2017;Rustia et al, 2016), beehive weight (Dasig and Mendez, 2020;Ochoa et al, 2019;Zabasta et al, 2019;Fitzgerald et al, 2015;Zacepins et al, 2017b;Braga et al, 2019), carbon dioxide levels within the hive (Edwards-Murphy et al, 2016), air pressure (Machhamer et al, 2020), the frequency of the sound generated by the bees (Chen et al, 2020;Zgank, 2021;Balta et al, 2017;Bencsik et al, 2011;Zgank, 2020), and forager traffic (Machhamer et al, 2020). Moreover, certain systems allow video monitoring (Meitalovs et al, 2009), including bee counting (Campbell et al, 2008;Chen et al, 2012).…”

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Edge computing in IoT-enabled honeybee monitoring for the detection of Varroa destructor

Wachowicz,

Pytlik,

Małysiak-Mrozek

et al. 2022

International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Scien

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Among many important functions, bees play a key role in food production. Unfortunately, worldwide bee populations have been decreasing since 2007. One reason for the decrease of adult worker bees is varroosis, a parasitic disease caused by the Varroa destructor (V. destructor) mite. Varroosis can be quickly eliminated from beehives once detected. However, this requires them to be monitored continuously during periods of bee activity to ensure that V. destructor mites are detected before they spread and infest the entire beehive. To this end, the use of Internet of things (IoT) devices can significantly increase detection speed. Comprehensive solutions are required that can cover entire apiaries and prevent the disease from spreading between hives and apiaries. In this paper, we present a solution for global monitoring of apiaries and the detection of V. destructor mites in beehives. Our solution captures and processes video streams from camera-based IoT devices, analyzes those streams using edge computing, and constructs a global collection of cases within the cloud. We have designed an IoT device that monitors bees and detects V. destructor infestation via video stream analysis on a GPU-accelerated Nvidia Jetson Nano. Experimental results show that the detection process can be run in real time while maintaining similar efficacy to alternative approaches.

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Edge computing in IoT-enabled honeybee monitoring for the detection of Varroa destructor

Wachowicz,

Pytlik,

Małysiak-Mrozek

et al. 2022

International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Scien

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“…4) Uncontrolled environment [103] and Noise intrfere [104]: various noise levels may occure. 5) Wireless technology [105][106][107]: No connectivity and wireless technology standards for IoT. 6) Reliability and availability [108,109]: several connected devices, software, services, and users are connected which leads to increase the failure rate.…”

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A review of internet of medical things (IoMT) - based remote health monitoring through wearable sensors: a case study for diabetic patients

AlShorman

Alshorman²,

Al-khassaweneh

et al. 2020

IJEECS

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The latest advances and trends in information technology and communication have a vital role in healthcare industries. Theses advancements led to the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) which provides a continuous, remote and real-time monitoring of patients. The IoMT architectures still face many challenges related to the bandwidth, communication protocols, big data and data volume, flexibility, reliability, data management, data acquisition, data processing and analytics availability, cost effectiveness, data security and privacy, and energy efficiency. The goal of this paper is to find feasible solutions to enhance the healthcare living facilities using remote health monitoring (RHM) and IoMT. In addition, the enhancement of the prevention, prognosis, diagnosis and treatment abilities using IoMT and RHM is also discussed. A case study of monitoring the vital signs of diabetic patients using real-time data processing and IoMT is also presented.

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“…The technology roadmap will allow the telecommunication companies services users and subscribers to provide the needs and infrastructure requirements of the interrelated Smart City services [63] and other fields and core factors for a successful Smart City such as for energy, water, health services, security, environment, waste management, culture and leisure, entertainment, employment, education, social services, government, mobility, infrastructures, and data security services [64,65,66]. Telecommunication companies can also embark with deploying innovations in their wireless and wireline services to allow decision and policy-makers to develop a program to enhance the life quality of citizen [67,68], instill and develop the smart mentality in the community [69].…”

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Business Process Reengineering in a Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity, and Disruptive (VUCAD) Landscape

Rafael*,

Rafael,

Villaruz

et al. 2020

IJRTE

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This paper presents a Business Process Reengineering in a Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity, and Disruptive (VUCAD) context in a telecommunication company in the Philippines. Telecommunication companies thrive to counter human resources related problems such as high attrition rates, expensive talent acquisition and management program in the telecom sector, access management and connectivity, and human resources productivity turn-over. In this age of Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) which heavily relies on the technology-driven operations, Business process re-engineering (BPR) has been seen to purport quantum leap and improvements in the organizational performance by looking and focusing the business process improvements in the technology roadmap design, analysis and design of process workflows, and business process within the confine of the organization. The researchers utilized a descriptive-evaluative research design using analytical tools SWOT and PEST. Based on the study, the telecom company should invest in integrating the emerging technologies in the operation, and that a Technology Roadmap was recommended. Further studies could be done using empirical analysis and other engineering techniques to solve recurring problems in telecommunication and other companies.

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An IoT and Wireless Sensor Network-Based Technology for a Low-Cost Precision Apiculture

Cited by 12 publications

References 16 publications

Edge computing in IoT-enabled honeybee monitoring for the detection of Varroa destructor

Edge computing in IoT-enabled honeybee monitoring for the detection of Varroa destructor

A review of internet of medical things (IoMT) - based remote health monitoring through wearable sensors: a case study for diabetic patients

Business Process Reengineering in a Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity, and Disruptive (VUCAD) Landscape

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