Goleta startup creates technology to help bee colonies thrive

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Goleta startup creates technology to help bee colonies thrive

By Philip Joens / Friday, October 23rd, 2015 / Comments Off on Goleta startup creates technology to help bee colonies thrive

Kelton Temby, a robotics engineer at InTouch Health Systems in Goleta, founded Keltronix to help beekeepers track hive health. With bee populations suddenly dying off faster than ever, a Goleta startup aims to bring beekeeping into the 21st century. To do this the team at Keltronix created a system that tracks the number of bees…

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