The biodiversity inventory and much more...

Engineered and made in France, a suite of tools allows to caracterise the interactions
between animals and plants.

The scope of these new services is to create alternative methods for integrated pest management (IPM) techniques and to gather knowledge of pollinating insects colonies.

BEECAM ecosystem presentation

Constituted of cameras and specialized softwares, the BEECAM ecosystem allows all sorts of inventories in the fields of agronomy, agriculture, wineyard, etc...
More specific tools are available to count pollinators (flying or terrestrial) in open-field, to monitor the beehive activity, to detect and follow-up plant disease, to carry on phenotype studies...

Installation of the camera

BEECAM used by the French Interprofessionnal Technical Center for Fruits and Vegetables (video reportage in french)

A few articles about BEECAM

Technical specifications

Minimum space required

High autonomy

Still photo up to 5 Mpix

Video up to 90 fps

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Products and accessories

Wifi (hotspot)

Internal or external battery

Solar panel

Specialized image processing software

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starting from 295 € (VAT excl.)

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Beehive
activity analysis

Used in video mode, the BEECAM camera daily records video sequences at programmed hours.

The sequences are then batch processed on a PC thanks to the counting software AGATHE. This software analyses the beehive inputs-outputs and generates a spreadsheet file giving the time, the positions and the number of detected insects.

Pollinators activity
around a plant

The counting software AGATHE (running on Windows 7 or later version) analyses the timestamped video files that have been recorded by the BEECAM camera. The software gives the number of enterring and leaving the plant, the input and output location coordinates, the time (precise to the second), the total amount of inputs and outputs.

An activity map quantifies the insect activity at different times of the day.

Evolution follow-up

The BEECAM camera, used in still photo mode, records a serie of images (timelapse) allowing to follow the evolution of, for example, the replanting of a dune, to monitor the snow falls... and much more.

The camera is autonomous (battery or solar panel operated) and
can be programmed to shoot upto 250 photos per day.

Plants growth
monitoring

The BEECAM camera records each day a photo of the plant area to be monitored. The resulting filmstrip shows the plant evolution.

This film can then be analysed by a software that determines the parameters evolution trends.

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