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National digital provider Rostelecom and MVT, the manufacturer of the Apipulse integrated monitoring system, have launched the first joint project to digitalize beekeeping in the Krasnodar Territory. The solution was developed for beekeeping farms. It optimizes the work of beekeepers, allows monitoring honey yield, reduces the loss of bee colonies, and helps reduce the cost of servicing apiaries. As part of the pilot project, the partners digitized an apiary of 50 hives of a farm in the Otradnensky District.
The system has no analogues in the south of Russia. "Apipulse" is a comprehensive solution consisting of various devices for monitoring the condition of bee colonies, built into hives, including environmental monitoring sensors and apiary scales. The control unit is equipped with SIM cards to ensure the operation of the "M2M-control" service , the sensors of the complex operate on the basis of a stable connection of "Rostelecom". All information received from the devices is stored in the cloud space. The server is located in Russia, it is reliably protected from hacking and data theft.
Sergey Mordasov, Vice President of Rostelecom in the South:
"The introduction of modern technologies allows entrepreneurs to establish and automate work processes, reduce losses and increase income. Beekeeping is no exception. My partners and I paid attention to this industry and were able to create a useful solution for it using only Russian hardware. "Apipulse" will help beekeepers quickly receive data on the condition of hives without going to the site and respond to possible changes in a timely manner."
Maxim Bulanov, General Director of MVT LLC:
"Not only professionals with extensive experience in designing and manufacturing electronics, but also beekeepers themselves participated in the development of the domestic digital apiary. As a result of such interaction, we created a high-tech system that will be in demand by beekeepers of all levels. Cooperation with Rostelecom, a reliable communications provider, will allow the Apipuls system to be used in any region of the country and will serve as a basis for preserving and increasing bees in Russia, which will undoubtedly affect the agro-industrial complex as a whole."
