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Bee Cage Climate Control

The Bee Comfy is a MCU-based climate control system for honeybees

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The Bee Comfy is a MCU-based climate control system for honeybees. Honeybees are incredibly sensitive to temperature. This climate-control system extends their life and keeps them much happier!

There are 2 versions:
A) is for the "Beeza hut" sold here: https://www.etsy.com/market/beeza_hut
B) is for the shipping cages sold by Allen's Bees here: https://80522a-2.myshopify.com/

Version B) is for keeping shipping cages warm - I order them sometimes from Allen's Bees (lovely folks you can visit here).

Here is the first successful 3D print-

and here is an explanation of features:

I went around Opensauce with this, which was a fun way to show off a portable battery-powered project without commiting to a booth :P

  • OSHWA presentation!

    CriptasticHackera day ago 0 comments

    I recently had the privilege to present this project for the 2026 OSHWA conference!

    The event was held at San Francisco's Gray Area, which I previously did a project log for here.


    The talk was a big success, with many people approaching me at the demo tables afterwards to read the medical studies and learn more :)

    Check it out here:

    and here are some pics from the demo table:

    The demo table features:

    - Some artwork I made (3 pieces) :)

    - my portable Bee Comfy Prototype

    - the main cage Beezahut with Bee Comfy climate control upgrades

    - tool used for BVT treatments

    - printed medical studies showing the efficacy of BVT

    All in all, it was a success.  Big thanks to the OSHWA folks for bringing medical people, hackers, and disabled creators all under one roof.  They used a National Science Foundation grant to pay for people's travel expenses, hotel, and food!  Pretty cool.

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