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What do you think about HOBOS?
"Your HOBOS initiative, how exciting! What an excellent idea to construct various curricula for educational opportunities at multiple levels. I'm sure it will be a success." (David R. Tarpy, Associate Professor and Extension Apiculturist, North Carolina State University)

Screenshot Chart 12.11.2011 bis 13.2.2012

Red curve: Total weight of the HOBOS-Colony. Blue curve: Air temperature in the vicinity of the hive. Green curve: Air temperature between combs number five and six. HOBOS has much more data to offer, either online or from the data-storage.

See, investigate and learn

HOBOS makes possible nearly every form of investigation: A short visit to the honeybee colony with technical equipment like webcams, sensors, endoscopes and thermovision allows access to the bee colony around the clock. These data, together with data on the weather and vegetation (like measurement of the water demand of the plants) not only are presented live, but can be used offline as well. HOBOS also allows for ambitious long-term projects, which support independent work and inquiry-based learning.

Latest News:

04/05/2012

The life of Buzz, a clever honeybee

Vera Trachmann’s beautifully illustrated bilingual German/English children’s book from Schlauberger Verlag provides an...

03/19/2012

Jürgen Tautz is the New Communicator

Dr. Jürgen Tautz, the bee scientist and founder of HOBOS was granted this year's Communicator Award from the Deutsche...

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