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The document outlines the hardware and central system costs for an AI-based honeybee hive monitoring system, estimating a total cost of approximately ₹1.5 lakh for 5 hives and ₹2.45 lakh for 10 hives. It also includes optional research budget additions, bringing the total estimated cost to between ₹2.8 lakh and ₹3.2 lakh. A phased roadmap for development over 9 months is provided, detailing goals, activities, and deliverables for each phase.

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Hardware Cost per Hive (Approximate in INR)

Unit Cost Total

Component Description Quantity
(₹) (₹)
Temperature & Humidity Sensor DHT22/SHT31 or similar 500 1 500
Load Cell + HX711 Module To monitor hive weight 700 1 700
Microphone (MEMS or I2S) For acoustic monitoring 800 1 800
Air quality and stress
CO₂ + VOC Sensor (e.g., SGP30) 1,500 1 1,500
detection
Infrared/Thermal Camera To detect brood cluster 5,000–
1 10,000
(MLX90640 or FLIR) temperature 15,000
Optical Bee Counter (IR/Lidar) Entry-exit activity tracker 1,500 1 1,500
For data processing and
Microcontroller (ESP32) 500 1 500
transmission
Power System (Solar + Battery) For off-grid operation 3,000 1 3,000
Sensor mounting,
Hive Enclosure Add-ons 1,000 1 1,000
protective housing
Total (Per Hive) ₹19,500

💻 Central/Shared System Cost (One-Time)

Estimated Cost
Component Purpose
(₹)
Raspberry Pi (or Mini PC) Local processing, model hosting 6,000
Internet Router/Wi-Fi Extender Connectivity 3,000
Cloud Server for AI Training (optional) Initial AI model dev. 8,000–15,000
Basic Dashboard Development Web/app interface 15,000–25,000
Misc. (wiring, PCB, SD cards) Supporting components 5,000
Total (Shared Cost) ₹40,000–54,000

📊 Total Cost Estimate

 For 5 hives:
o Sensor system: ₹19,500 × 5 = ₹97,500
o Central setup: ~₹50,000
o Total: ~₹1.5 lakh
 For 10 hives:
o Sensor system: ₹19,500 × 10 = ₹1.95 lakh
o Central setup: ~₹50,000
o Total: ~₹2.45 lakh

🎓 Optional Research Budget Additions

Estimated Cost
Item
(₹)
Research assistant/intern 10,000/month
Field visit logistics 20,000 (one-time)
Contingency (10–15%) ~₹20,000–30,000
Total (with extras) ₹2.8 – ₹3.2 lakh

This model is affordable within a ₹3–3.5 lakh range and can be scaled based on funding.
Would you like a version suitable for submitting to a funding agency or grant application?

You said:

yes
ChatGPT said:

Here is a cost proposal summary suitable for inclusion in a funding agency or grant
application, tailored to an academic or innovation-based project titled "AI-Based Smart
Monitoring System for Honeybee Hives."

🐝 Project Title:
AI-Based Smart Monitoring System for Early Detection of Stress and Disease in
Honeybee Colonies

🧾 Budget Summary for Grant Application

Estimated
Category Details
Cost (INR)
Includes temperature, humidity, weight, acoustic,
1. Hive Sensor
CO₂/VOC, and thermal sensors; per hive cost ₹1,95,000
Modules
₹19,500 × 10 hives
2. Data Processing Raspberry Pi/Mini PC for local computation +
₹10,000
Unit microcontrollers (ESP32)
3. Power Supply
Solar panels + battery for off-grid sensor operation ₹30,000
System
4. Wireless
LoRa or Wi-Fi modules, router, data cabling ₹10,000
Communication Setup
5. Cloud & AI Cloud computing, model training platform
₹15,000
Infrastructure (AWS/GCP), 6 months
6. Software Web/mobile dashboard, real-time alert system ₹25,000
Estimated
Category Details
Cost (INR)
Development
Research assistant or intern (3 months @
7. Personnel ₹30,000
₹10,000/month)
8. Field Deployment &
Travel, setup, maintenance, data collection ₹20,000
Testing
Buffer for hardware replacement, sensor calibration,
9. Contingency (10%) ₹33,500
etc.
🔹 TOTAL
₹3,68,500
ESTIMATED COST

📌 Justification
This budget supports the development of a research-grade prototype to be tested on 10
hives over 3–6 months. The system integrates AI to detect swarming, queen loss, and hive
health deterioration, aiming to improve honeybee survival and productivity through proactive
beekeeping interventions.

Would you like a full 2–3 page funding proposal in DOCX or PDF format (including
objectives, timeline, and impact), or a PowerPoint pitch deck to accompany this?

You said:

roadmap of model
ChatGPT said:

Here is a clear phased roadmap for developing and deploying the Advanced Honeybee
Hive Monitoring Model. It’s structured in 5 stages, from research to full implementation.

Development Roadmap: AI-Based Honeybee Hive

Monitoring System

🔹 Phase 1: Feasibility & Research (Month 1)

Goals:

 Define specific detection goals (e.g., swarming, queen loss, temperature anomalies).
 Review literature on sensor thresholds, bee behavior, and existing AI models.

Activities:

 Finalize hypothesis and measurable parameters.

 Identify sensor specifications and compatible hardware.

Deliverables:

 Functional design specs and research protocol.

 Budget finalization and material sourcing list.

🔹 Phase 2: Prototype Development (Months 2–3)

Goals:

 Build the first version of the sensor module and edge processing unit.

Activities:

 Assemble sensor kits for 3–5 hives (temperature, audio, CO₂, load cells, etc.).
 Install microcontroller (ESP32/Raspberry Pi).
 Develop firmware for data collection, formatting, and wireless transfer.
 Create a simple data dashboard for real-time monitoring.

Deliverables:

 Working prototype system deployed in limited hives.

 Live sensor data being collected and visualized.

🔹 Phase 3: AI Model Development (Months 4–5)

Goals:

 Create machine learning models to detect hive events and anomalies.

Activities:

 Collect 2–3 months of labeled data (manual observation logs + sensor data).
 Train ML models (e.g., for acoustic anomaly detection using CNN or LSTM).
 Build threshold alerts (e.g., temperature drop, hive weight loss).
 Integrate AI alerts into dashboard (e.g., email/SMS notifications).

Deliverables:

 Trained models with >80% accuracy on event prediction.

 Alerting system tested with known conditions (e.g., simulate queen loss).

🔹 Phase 4: Field Testing & Optimization (Months 6–7)

Goals:

 Deploy the system in 10 real hives and measure performance.

Activities:

 Compare AI alerts with manual inspections.

 Refine models based on false positives/negatives.
 Gather beekeeper feedback on usefulness and usability.

Deliverables:

 Final model accuracy report.

 Optimized hardware setup and dashboard.
 Evidence of improved hive health or early interventions.

🔹 Phase 5: Scale-Up & Documentation (Months 8–9)

Goals:

 Prepare for broader deployment and academic publishing or funding pitch.

Activities:

 Prepare user manual and training materials.

 Develop mobile app (optional).
 Write research paper or grant progress report.
 Present results to potential stakeholders or investors.

Deliverables:

 Publishable results or conference paper.

 Scalable system ready for 50–100 hives.
 Pitch-ready summary and product roadmap.

🕓 Total Duration: ~9 Months

🎯 Outcome:
A functional AI-based, real-time monitoring system for early detection of hive health issues
—with measurable improvements in productivity and colony management.