The hard part of continuous monitoring isn't taking readings — it's surviving in the field. A Sensibee station is self-contained: solar power, a camera that captures on site, and a 4G link that sends images to the cloud. It runs unattended, in the open, through the seasons, with minimal maintenance — which is what makes truly continuous data possible.
What it takes to run year-round
- Self-supplied power — solar keeps the station live without mains or site visits.
- On-device capture — imaging happens locally; only useful data is sent onward.
- Wireless by default — 4G upload means no cabling and remote deployment.
- Low maintenance — designed to keep working between rare service visits.
Deploy it where the pollinators are
Because each station stands on its own, Sensibee can go into a city park, a private estate or a working farm and start returning data — the same units are already live from King's Cross in London to Astoria Park in the United States. Every added station extends a continuous, comparable picture of pollinator health.
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