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New artificial intelligence technology used to protect bees from Varroa Destructor mite – ABC News
Artificial intelligence technology is being used in a trial of new sentinel hives that could detect pests which threaten the beekeeping industry.
Australia has a new weapon in the fight against the Varroa Destructor mite that has devastated bee populations in other countries and wrecked industries worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Key points:
- The new sentinel hives can photograph bees and detect any abnormalities
- The technology involves a 360 degrees camera and artificial intelligence
- Biosecurity inspectors say it will make detection of threats such as Varroa mites much easier
A trial is underway at the Port of Melbourne involving new…
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