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Robotic Bees by Ayaan
There are times when we just need to be realistic. Ideally,
we should never be in a position where bees become
extinct (and we face starvation because we have lost these
valuable pollinators) but shouldn’t we be prepared for
the worst? In this article, Ayaan discusses the strengths
and weaknesses of robotic bees
Imagine you are left in a flower patch without any food. All
you see is flowers and… what is that tiny flying object?
Gasp! It's a bee! You follow the beautiful bee to its beehive
and take some honey. While you are eating the honey, you
wonder, what will replace these nice bees? Will they even
be replaceable? Keep reading to find out...
Why I chose this topic is because the population of bees
is draining extremely quickly and I want to investigate if the
future (aka the machines) can replace the bees which make
honey that almost everyone in the world loves. Mrs Olivier
pointed out that an even more important aspect was the
bees’ role as pollinators.