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Este documento presenta el desarrollo de un módulo que sirve para supervisar el estado general dentro de una colmena artificial. Las variables físicas que afectan directamente la salud y la producción de la población fueron identificadas y los rangos óptimos de éstas para asegurar la estabilidad de las abejas. Este documento ilustra por qué los sensores seleccionados para realizar la lectura de dichas variables fueron elegidos, cómo la información es adquirida y procesada para ser presentado al usuario final. Finalmente, todos los elementes que conforman el módulo fueron probados exitosamente. Todos los eventos fueron registrados en un archivo de texto plano, transferidos a una memoria USB y expuestos sobre una pantalla de cristal líquido.
Abstract. This document presents the development of a module to monitor the general state inside of an artificial beehive. The physical variables that directly affect the health and production of the population were identified with its optimal ranges to stand surety for the stability of the bees. This document illustrates why the selected sensors to read these variables were chosen, how the information is acquired and how it is processed to be presented to the final user. Finally, all the elements of the module were successfully tested. All the events were registered in a text file, transferred to a pen drive and displayed over a liquid crystal display (LCD).
Abstract. This document presents the development of a module to monitor the general state inside of an artificial beehive. The physical variables that directly affect the health and production of the population were identified with its optimal ranges to stand surety for the stability of the bees. This document illustrates why the selected sensors to read these variables were chosen, how the information is acquired and how it is processed to be presented to the final user. Finally, all the elements of the module were successfully tested. All the events were registered in a text file, transferred to a pen drive and displayed over a liquid crystal display (LCD).