Always know exactly what to do
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.
Follow the milking process, anytime and from anywhere: Important parameters and the system status can be viewed directly on your smartphone via the app.
GEA FarmView allows you to monitor and optimize your system’s equipment at all times. Key figures such as average milk yield, milk flow or workload of milking boxes give you information on the performance of your GEA DairyRobot R9500 or DairyProQ.
A wide variety of parameters are available for the evaluation of your system. This means you can analyze individual processes, and in case of deviations actively take targeted measures to optimize performance.
GEA FarmView sends system notifications directly to your smartphone, tablet or PC. With the help of your personal notification profile, you determine which alerts you receive. A well-structured list with filtering functions also allows you to analyze errors and most importantly, optimize processes accordingly.
The app puts useful functions right at your fingertips. Let’s say you forget to turn off the manual or automated milking mode; you can easily take care of the problem with your smartphone on the go. And what’s more, FarmView also supports herd management: Take required action outside the milking box, for example, with the list of cows overdue for milking.
Engineered for large-scale dairy farms, the GEA DairyProQ robotic milking carousel enhances efficiency with effortless operation, precision attachment, and proactive health monitoring. Upgrade your dairy operations with the DairyProQ for optimal milk quality and advanced farm management. Embrace the future of milking technology today.
Experience the flexibility of Automatic Voluntary Milking with the DairyRobot R9500. Your cows enter our automated milking parlor at their convenience, operating 24/7. Customize your setup with single or multi-box systems to maximize milking efficiency while improving milk quality and the well-being of your cows.
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