Our co-founder, Eliyah Radzyner, was working as a commercial beekeeper.
One day he had a realization.
Could a computer do the job better than he could?
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The evolution of Beewise
2018
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2019
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2020
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2021
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2022
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2023
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150
Employees in four countries
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1,000
Devices in the field
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250K+
Hives placed per year
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Bees Saved
The increasing loss of bee colonies around the world poses a threat to approximately 75% of pollination-dependent crops that humans consume, as well as to the pollinators themselves. At Beewise, our business model is intrinsically linked to our mission: for every dollar we make, we save at least two bees.
Members of the founding team work from an unheated shed with a dirt floor on an early prototype of the BeeHome™ in 2018.
Our team hard at work, populating an earlier BeeHome™ model with bees at Beewise's R&D facility in 2021.
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Backed by the best
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Our leadership
We bring our collective decades of experience in beekeeping, science, technology, and business to apply 21st century innovation to an industry that has not experienced major technological changes in over 150 years. Together, using robotics, computer vision, and artificial intelligence, we are solving the challenges facing bees today–at scale.
Saar Safra
CEO
Eliyah Radzyner
VP Revenue
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Ron Guy
VP Product
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Netaly Harari
VP Global Operations
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Tai Nicolopoulos
VP Marketing
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Nir Shachar
VP Research & Development
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Our company and culture
Our team is united by a singular mission to save bees and secure the global food supply. We are more than 150 people strong, and span the US, Ukraine, Poland, and Israel. Our expertise includes robotics, artificial intelligence, software development, hardware design and development, apiology, botany, global operations, and more.
If you're interested in joining a growing company and making a difference, see our open roles.
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