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AI video hive diagnostics

See Varroa and viruses before they spread.

Upload a photo or video of your bees. BeeLens checks it for Varroa mites and virus symptoms — and flags what it finds in seconds.

  • No bees sacrificed
  • No lab wait
  • Varroa + viruses
A hive video frame on a phone being analysed by BeeLens: a honey bee with a deformed wing boxed in amber, a Varroa mite boxed in red, a read-out showing a high mite load above the safe level, and a second read-out reporting Deformed Wing Virus at high confidence.

BEELENS BY AILOGIQS · AI HIVE DIAGNOSTICS

Spot Varroa and bee viruses from a photo or video.

Upload a photo or short video of your bees or brood frame. Our AI checks every image and video frame for Varroa mites and the visible signs of viral infection — and tells you what to do next.

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Diagnosis report

Live scan

Virus detected

Deformed Wing Virus

Likely DWV · high confidence

Signs found

Shrivelled, crumpled wings · shortened abdomen

Linked risk

Often spread by Varroa mites — check mite load

Recommended next step

Run a mite count, isolate affected frames, and re-scan the colony after treatment to track progress.

How it works

Capture

Take a photo or film a short video of bees or a brood frame.

Upload

Upload the photo or clip in the app — tagged to the hive it came from.

AI analysis

Our model checks every image and video frame for Varroa mites and visual virus symptoms.

Diagnosis & action

Get the likely virus, a confidence score and clear next steps in seconds.

What it looks for

DWV

Deformed Wing Virus

Crumpled or stubby wings on newly emerged bees.

SBV

Sacbrood Virus

Larvae turned into fluid-filled sacs with darkened, raised heads.

CBPV

Chronic Bee Paralysis

Hairless, shiny black bees, often trembling at the entrance.

BQCV

Black Queen Cell Virus

Queen cells with dark brown to black walls.

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Varroa detection

Every mite counted. No alcohol wash.

The AI finds Varroa mites on adult bees and in open brood cells, then estimates the colony's mite load from one uploaded photo or video.

Mites on adult bees

Located and boxed on each bee.

Mites in brood

Spotted in open cells on the frame.

Mite load estimate

Colony mite level, per hive.

Treatment alerts

Flags hives that need action now.

What BeeLens detects

One photo or video. Varroa and viruses, checked.

The AI reads the visible signs of Varroa and the most damaging honey bee viruses — and tells you which one it sees.

Pest

Varroa mites

Mites on bees and in brood, plus a mite load estimate.

DWV

Deformed Wing Virus

Crumpled, stubby wings on young bees.

SBV

Sacbrood Virus

Fluid-filled larvae with dark, raised heads.

CBPV

Chronic Bee Paralysis

Hairless, shiny black and trembling bees.

BQCV

Black Queen Cell Virus

Queen cells with dark brown to black walls.

Why beekeepers choose BeeLens

Healthier hives, fewer losses, less guesswork.

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Catch it early

Spot rising mite loads and first virus signs before the colony declines.

Answers in seconds

No lab, no waiting. Decide during the same inspection.

No bees sacrificed

A photo or short video replaces the alcohol wash. Your bees stay in the hive.

Treat only when needed

Target the hives that need it and cut chemical use and cost.

Anyone can run it

No expert eye needed. Consistent results from every team member.

Full hive history

Every scan saved by hive and date, so trends are clear at a glance.

Healthier hives start with early detection.

Send us a hive photo or a short clip and we will run it through BeeLens live on the call.

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Support

Frequently asked questions

What beekeepers ask before their first scan.

A phone. Either a close photo of the bees on a frame, or a short video of the brood frame. The app tags each upload to the hive it came from so the history stays per-colony.

For routine monitoring, yes — a photo or short video gives you the mite load estimate without sacrificing bees. Confirm any treatment decision with your own inspection before you act on it.

BeeLens reports the visible signs it can see and a confidence score for each. Deformed wing, sacbrood, chronic paralysis and black queen cell all have recognisable visual markers; a low-confidence result means the frame should be re-shot or checked by hand.

Every scan is saved by hive and date, so you can watch a mite load climb across a season and see whether a treatment actually worked.
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