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RoboBees: The Future of Food and Society?

July 27, 2018

By Tannavee Kumar, Genetics & Genomics, ’20

Author’s Note

Going into my research on fully automated and autonomous bee swarms, I was aware that there was much controversy on how we as a society should address and work to solve the problem of the drastically declining honeybee population. Upon coming across the large initiative that a team at Harvard University is spearheading, I was interested whether robotic bees are the future of agriculture and moreover part of the tidal wave of automation.

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