Made in Britain, with our eyes open
Sensibee is designed and built in London, with many components manufactured in the UK. Here’s why local supply chains matter to us, and where we’re still working to do better.
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Updates, insights, and news from the Sensibee team about pollinator monitoring and biodiversity.
Insects are unequaled bioindicators of environmental health
Why insects are the most effective and cost-efficient indicators for monitoring ecosystem health and environmental changes.
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Photos are better than sound — “A picture is worth 1000 words”
Why visual monitoring with Sensibee provides superior insect identification compared to acoustic methods.
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Sensibee in action: Pollinator research at University of Reading
PhD student Sirajum Munira uses Sensibees to assess pollinator communities across different farmland habitats, enabling continuous, non-invasive data collection.
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Celebrating insects every day — featuring the Batman hoverfly
Yesterday was Earth Day, but we celebrate insects every day! Discover the Batman hoverfly and other amazing insect features captured by Sensibee.
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A busy few months at Sensibee
It’s been a busy few months since our last update. Here’s a catch-up on new deployments, events, and what we’ve been learning.
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Innovate UK AgriFood Innovation Showcase and the ADOPT scheme
Highlights from the Innovate UK AgriFood Innovation Showcase and how the ADOPT scheme can support on-farm trials of pollinator monitoring technology.
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Nationally scarce bombardier beetle spotted at Enfield Chase
Our Sensibee camera has spotted a nationally scarce common bombardier beetle for the first time in Kings Oak woodland at Enfield Chase.
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Sensibee partners with Newcastle University on new PhD project investigating how stress impacts pollinator welfare and behaviour.
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Fourth Sensibee deployed at King’s Cross to monitor urban biodiversity
Sensibee expands pollinator monitoring across King’s Cross estate with fourth device, enabling real-time biodiversity tracking across multiple urban green spaces.
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A big thank you from Sensibee — and looking ahead
As we welcome the new year, we want to say a big thank you and share some highlights from 2025.
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Four species captured simultaneously: Urban biodiversity at Bethnal Green
Sensibee captures batman hoverfly, seven-spotted ladybird, blowfly, and small bee simultaneously at Bethnal Green Nature Reserve, demonstrating urban biodiversity monitoring capabilities.
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