Intelligently designed robotic milking systems bringing you efficiency and flexibility
Intelligently designed robotic milking systems bringing you efficiency and flexibility
The DairyRobot R9500 is engineered to enhance the milking process for the cow and help you focus on making the most of your time.
The design flexibility of milking robot allows you to choose voluntary milking in your preferred cow traffic style, or group milking with fixed milking times and the benefits of group parlor milking. Whichever you choose, the DairyRobot R9500 welcomes cow after cow and helps you manage every step in their lactation, for the next generation of intelligent automated milking on your farm.
As one of our most resource-efficient solutions, our milking robot carries the Add Better label.
By combining process automation with digitalization, GEA supports you in making your dairy farm more sustainable, flexible and easier to manage while improving animal welfare. The DairyRobot R9500 requires up to 19% less energy than the predecessor model as single box.* Additional process improvements also reduce water consumption, detergent use and milking times. Combined with the energy savings, these enhancements result in significantly more sustainable and economical milking to support next-generation dairy farming. The Add Better label relates to the serial product DairyRobot R9500, released in July 2021. The comparison refers to its predecessor model.
Prior to receiving the Add Better label, the Dairy Robot’s efficiency gains were also confirmed via independent testing by the German Agricultural Society (Deutsche Landwirtschafts-Gesellschaft – DLG).
*The measurements refer to the latest generation DairyRobot R9500 with connected loads of 1.1 kW for vacuum and 2.2 kW for compressed air. Does not apply to the FDA US variant.
GEA’s proven In-Liner Everything technology performs every step of the milking process – stimulation, teat cleaning, forestripping, milk harvest and post-dipping – in a single attachment. This uniform, quick and comfortable process, all occurring within the teat cup, is key to harvesting excellent quality milk while maximizing the efficiency of your robotic milking facility.
Combine your GEA robotic milking system with pioneering sensor-based technology that helps facilitate earlier detection of mastitis. During milk flow, the optional GEA DairyMilk M6850 cell count classes sensor monitors every udder quarter of every cow at every milking and without the use of any chemical consumables or reagents. Thanks to the cell count analysis in each individual udder quarter you can more accurately detect subclinical mastitis infections and benefit directly from faster treatment periods. Its sensor technology unlike anything else on the market - and it is working continuously to help protect the udder health of your herd.
With an unobstructed view of the cow and easy access to the udder and the MilkRack, the operator can freely intervene in the milking process at any time with the DairyRobot R9500, when it comes to training new heifers, handling special needs cows, or drying cows off. Real-time events can be monitored in easy-to-read graphs on a large touchscreen display. With a few clicks, you can get a current picture of animal health or switch to monitoring milking parameters. With such sophisticated technology and convenient user-features, your management activities can be quickly completed as efficiently as possible.
The compact footprint of the DairyRobot R9500 can be seamlessly integrated into your facility, whether you are building new or retrofitting an old barn. The entrance and exit gates open wide and the robust end frame guides cows of all sizes gently into the best position for attachment. The MilkRack quietly and comfortably glides under the cow, and the most recent 3D camera with Time-of-Flight (ToF) technology precisely attaches the teatcup. When the milking process is over, the hydroformed feed trough is covered. This encourages the cow to leave the milking robot more quickly when the door opens.
The GEA DairyRobot R9500 is simply smarter milking technology. The milking robot’s strong performance is achieved in combination with streamlined maintenance, and the ability for 24/7 operation with minimum use of consumables and energy. With the DairyRobot R9500, up to four boxes can be connected to one Supply Unit. This way they share one vacuum pump, compressor, milk and calf milk line, and tank connection – which means less equipment and reduced system complexity. This lowers overall operational consumptions and the more boxes you operate the greater the benefits!
A service-friendly design and GEA FarmView make it easy for you to manage your GEA milking robot. The system monitoring software lets you optimize performance parameters during operation, keeping you promptly informed about deviating values. If desired, your GEA service partner can access your automatic milking system remotely, for online diagnosis.
When you choose a GEA milking robot, GEA is at your side from day one. A certified dealer specialized in automated milking systems is always nearby thanks to GEA’s extensive worldwide network. Your GEA dealer supports you from planning and installation all the way to perfecting production processes in your daily operation. If there’s any kind of problem, a GEA support team will be there for you in no time. With non-stop availability and quick reaction time, we give our best for your dairy business.
We really like the camera feature that allows for efficient attachment. Plus, with the all-in-one liner, it cleans, milks and dips in one smooth motion,”- says Adam Garfat.
Click here to read more about farmers who’ve installed a GEA robotic milking system on their farm.
When focusing on animal health and optimal feed supply, high quality milk and high performance come almost automatically
“If you’re going to do something, do it right” is what Koen Veldkamp, Managing Director of Agrar GmbH Cottbus West promised himself when he developed his vision of a barn for 800 dairy cows located in Krieschow, Germany.
Cell count sensor DairyMilk M6850 - Quality control at every udder quarter: GEA’s M6850 is the first somatic cell count system in the world to focus on each udder quarter individually during the entire milking process.
In real time, online and thanks to the app, on the go: With GEA FarmView, you can analyze the current performance of your automated milking system – as an innovative addition to your herd management system.
As the interface between the animal and the milking machine, liners and hose must fulfill strict hygiene regulations. In order to withstand the high levels of mechanical stress and chemical exposure our liners and hoses are subjected to a comprehensive range of field tests and quality tests beginning during the initial development phases and continuing onward to the dairy farm.
Make the right choice for a better milk production of your dairy farm. The modular GEA milking control technology evaluates your data for precision livestock farming to control your processes.
Low consumption rates and running costs are the key to sustainability and economic success. For the second time, GEA has joined the DLG consumption test with the DairyRobot R9500, along with one other manufacturer. In order to demonstrate the savings effect of a multibox system, not only the monobox system (1-box) but also the multibox system (2-box) of the GEA DairyRobot R9500 was tested.
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