CattleEye

A New Era in Lameness Detection

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Cows in a barn

Key benefits at a glance

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WLAN sign

At least 1 MBps internet connection to be able to upload video data to the cloud.

Eye sign for CattleEye camera

A security camera mounted over a straight walking lane, connected to the internet

Sign for RFID-system

An RFID-system to facilitate automatic enrollment of your herd and improve identification accuracy.

Screenshot of DairyNet software

CattleEye – Tab in cattle info page

Screenshot DairyNet List Integration

DairyNet List Integration

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Dashboard Widget

The image shows a cow in a meadow and the lettering "Body Condition Score"

See More. Know More. Manage Smarter.

T8600 Milking rotary

DairyRotor T8600

The DairyRotor T8600 is our powerful all-rounder for both barn and pasture-based farming. With premium work ergonomics, recognized animal comfort, and advanced GEA Digital Control Unit, it ensures quick cow transitions and seamless operations.

DairyNet Herden- und Betriebsmanagement

GEA DairyNet®

Do you want to increase milk yield, simplify work processes and secure the future of your farm? The GEA DairyNet® herd and farm management system provides you with powerful tools for your success on the dairy farm. Familiarize yourself with the groundbreaking tools and get to know the possibilities of DairyNet®!

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GEA Insights

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GEA Cloud: Connected Machines Powered by Industrial AI

Explore how GEA’s digitally enabled machines connect to the GEA Cloud to unlock AI-driven insights, improve uptime and drive sustainable industrial performance.

Transforming sidestreams into jet fuel

Transforming sidestreams into jet fuel

The aviation industry wants to use more sustainable aviation fuel, but supply is limited. To meet demand and secure cleaner air travel, suppliers need to unlock resources from existing sidestreams like fats and oils. How to scale up? That’s where GEA comes in.

In 1926, Ramesohl & Schmidt (later Westfalia Separator AG) launched their first bucket milking system. The Kirchhoff family was among the first to use it on their farm in Germany.

From milking bucket to robot: 100 years of farm innovation at GEA

For more than 100 years, GEA has developed technologies for dairy farming – from the first bucket milking machines to autonomous, digitally connected systems. These innovations have fundamentally transformed dairy farming: away from labor-intensive routines, toward greater productivity, animal welfare and more efficient day-to-day operations.

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