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The BeeRing Hut located in jardines de Mexico, Jojutla México
The BeeRing friendly hive is protected under two Pat. Pending # 62/656-631 and 16/946,187 (scene 2015 and 2019)
The BeeRing architectural design is protected under Copyright SRu 1-167-830 (scene 2012)
We design and build bee sanctuaries via modular hexagonal-shaped shelters (known as The BeeRing Hut) housing as many as thirty bee natural habitats.
The visitors can experience the wonder of the bees in their natural habitat
Educational and awareness events to learn about the amazing world of the bees and their fundamental role on our lives
Research work, as each individual habitat can house non-invasive acoustic and sensing devices, such as miniature microphones, thermocouples, and hygrometers
Find peace, spirituality and connection with the world around us, supported by the transcendental experience provided by the bees.
Harvest all the products, including the honey, generated by the bees in their natural habitat.
With the help of experts perform complementary and alternative medicine using bee-based products
Our first BeeRing prototype was built in Vero Beach, Florida, recently we built a fully functional BeeRing in Jardines de Mexico, the largest floral garden in the world, located in Mexico.
Five of the six walls in the BeeRing Hut are used to house six copyrighted hexagonal-shaped insertions (observation hives) that have open access at the outdoor side of the unit to allow bees to build their natural habitat in each hexagonal shaped insertion. The indoor side of these hexagonal-shaped insertions is sealed with glass or screen, allowing visitors to appreciate the activity of the bees and listen to them in their natural habitat. Researchers will also be able to conduct a variety of research as these observation hives can accommodate microphones, sensors, and probes connected with the required data acquisition systems placed also inside the center.
Interior of the BeeRing Hut unit showing two lateral walls with the six natural habitat insertions and the front wall equipped with a shelf housing the electronics as well as the data acquisition and analysis systems. Below is a close view of a bee-habitat.
The fact that the BeeRing Huts have the capability of housing 30 natural-habital hives in a reduced space with handy access to sensors to perform any type of study makes the design and operation of these BeeRings exceptional.
Network connectivity with all BeeRings would allow them to share research results and activity information leading to a beneficial outcome for the wellbeing of the bees and ultimately of human beings.
Our ultimate goal is to build and connect BeeRing Huts worldwide. Research and advocate teams would be remotely connected to share their research outcome, promote awareness about the importance of the bees, and inspire people and communities to act as advocates for the wellness of the bees.
At the BeeRing Hut visitors have access to the interior without disturbing the bee activities and is intended to be built in botanical gardens, parks, and specific sites with with the purpose of raising awareness on the crucial role of the bees in human life. People need to learn that without bees there would be no flowering plants, and without flowering plants there would be no bees.
United States:
The BeeRing INC. 6195 53rd Street Vero Beach
Florida 32967 United States
Mexico: The BeeRing México.
USA: +1(772)559-4171
Mexico: +52(777)136-6239
Contact: contact@thebeering.com
Press: press@thebeering.com
Research: research@thebeering.com
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