This is the current bee mortality rate. It was 5% in 1990.
The causes of this global decline are multiple: climate change, pesticides, neonicotinoids, predators, and diseases that weaken colonies.
Traditional approaches address these challenges without proven results.
REBEEZ is based on two natural principles:
This gentle, natural, and sustainable solution strengthens the bees’ immunity, improves their well-being, and increases both the quality and quantity of honey, without disrupting the colony’s functioning.
A digital twin of the hive allows you to recover your annual swarm, compare the vitality of your colony with that of other hives, and learn.
Repels Asian hornets : a smart system releases a scent of abandonment when an Asian hornet is detected
Protect +
A digital twin of the hive makes it possible to monitor the colony, detect key signals, and alert the beekeeper via their smartphone (agitation, swarming, Asian hornets, location, etc.).
Anticipate +
Magnetic frames restore the bees’ sense of direction and improve the quality of the honey produced.
Quality +
Natural scents stimulate bees and enable the production of more honey, and to pollinate more flowers.
Bees teach us that the sweetness of honey comes not from the achievement of a single bee, but from the cooperation of all, through patience, perseverance, and resilience.

Our solution helps control costs and increase yield. A swarm of bees can be recovered each year. More flowers are pollinated., more honey of better quality improves production.

Thanks to digital twin, you reduce physical surveillance interventions. Result: time savings and a colony less disturbed by visits.

Magnetotherapy combined with care fragrances stimulates the bees' immune system and harmonizes the colony.

Organoleptic tests conducted by ITSAP have proven that the honey produced is of superior quality.
Magnetized honeycomb frames applied to bees reduce mortality, improve honey production, and stimulate immunity. The SIARP (Interdepartmental Beekeepers’ Association of the Paris Region) tested the impact of magnets on beehives over a period of 10 years: this cuts bee mortality in half and doubles honey production.
Rebeez has developed a unique and patented innovative technology to generate an internal magnetic flux in the hive. This flux is homogeneous and of the right intensity to stimulate the bees’ immunity. The technology has been validated by ITSAP (Technical and Scientific Institute of Bees and Pollination). It has been awarded the INNOV’R label by the “Eco-innovation” technical committee of the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region.
The magnetized honeycomb frames replace wax sheets. Simply insert them into the frames. Bees welcome our frames very well (see the ITSAP experiment). They simply stretch the combs to the right size. For one-month periods at the beginning and end of winter, place the yoke around the hive to intensify the magnetic field and provide a magnetotherapy treatment for the bees. In summer, the super frames equipped with magnetic frames harmonize the honey.
To make hive management easier and better monitor the daily life of colonies, we offer you a digital twin of the hive. It is a simple and frugal monitoring system with alerts. It includes a vibroacoustic capsule on the hive, an autonomous 4G gateway with a GPS location sensor, combined with comparative AI to accurately assess the evolution of colonies and the maturity of stored honey. Beekeepers receive alerts directly on their smartphones.
Detection of colony agitation
• Detection of swarming
• Detection of Asian hornet presence
• GPS location of the hive
Bees have an extremely developed sense of smell, far more powerful than that of humans. Their antennae contain thousands of olfactory receptors. For bees, scent is a vital language. They have a remarkable olfactory memory. When formulated responsibly, naturally, and without toxic substances, fragrances fit into a familiar olfactory world for bees, respecting their sensitivity and essential role in biodiversity.

Expert Advisor in Magnetic Systems
Former Research Director at CNRS, within the G2Elab laboratory at Grenoble INP.

Expert Advisor in Bee Science
Former Research Director at INRAE and Head of the Bees and Environment Research Unit
12 years' entrepreneurshipSignal processing engineerExpert in resins, incense, spices extraction
Materials and industrial engineer
Account manager
Lead beekeeper
Coming soon: business development / sales role
“Your approach, blending gentle technology, ecology, and biodiversity conservation, provides an innovative response to a critical challenge: the alarming decline of pollinators. We also commend your commitment to offering a non-invasive, natural, and scalable solution for agriculture”
Frédéric Bassi, Finance Manager
Since March 2023, magnetic frame experiments have been ongoing in ITSAP’s experimental hives. The colonies have responded well, showing good growth and acceptance. Organoleptic blind taste tests revealed that honey produced with magnetic frames has better flavor quality than honey from traditional frames.
Magnetotherapy uses magnets for therapeutic purposes in humans. In this context, magnets are used to treat a wide variety of health problems (chronic pain, inflammation, migraines, insomnia, healing disorders, etc.). It is offered as a complementary method to validated conventional treatment.
Noticing the promise of magnetotherapy, successful tests were conducted by SIARP (Interdepartmental Beekeeping Union in the Paris Region) on bees by placing large magnets on the sides of hives.
The environment is crisscrossed by multiple magnetic and electromagnetic fields that exceed Earth’s natural magnetic field. This disrupts bee colonies, which are sensitive to magnetism due to the ferrite they contain in their abdomen. By adding magnets to the hives, a permanent magnetic field is created that protects against these multiple external fields.
The new Rebeez frames provide a homogeneous field of the right intensity, properly oriented transversely to the frames, and perfectly integrated into the hive.
Rebeez integrates two ancient traditions: beekeeping and magnetism.
For our future and the preservation of biodiversity, protecting and revitalizing bees through magnetism has become a natural and highly promising innovation.
A Brief History of Honey & Beekeeping
The history of honey dates back to the Neolithic period.
Throughout history, honey has been used for healing, skincare, and nutrition.
In Ancient Egypt, propolis was recognized for its health benefits. Celts and other ancient civilizations consumed mead, the world’s oldest fermented drink.
Beekeeping has evolved over the centuries, yet bee populations have dropped 60% in Europe since 1960.
Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) has affected Europe since 1998, with annual mortality rates reaching 30–40%, raising fears of a global ecological crisis.
A Brief History of Magnetism & Medicine
Since Ancient Egypt, India, China, and Greece, magnetism has been used for pain relief. Notable historical figures in magnetotherapy: Paracelsus, Kircher (15th century), Mesmer (18th century), Charcot & Pasteur (19th century). Magnetotherapy is now part of modern medical treatments, including hospital care in Japan. NASA equips spacecraft with magnetic field generators to protect astronauts’ immune systems and bone density.