Have you heard about robotic batch milking? 🐮 🐮 🐮 Robotic batch milking is a system blending the perks of automated milking tech with the flexibility for producers to tailor cow and farm labour management to their liking. 🤲 Unlike traditional robotic milking setups where cows decide when to be milked, batch milking groups cows together for milking at set times, fully flexible depending on the farmer's preference (often 2 or 3 times per day). This ensures consistent milking and data gathering

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3.8K views · 413 reactions | What were the biggest challenges when moving to a robotic milking system for over 400 cows? We asked Henry Mulligan about his experiences of moving from a herringbone parlour to milking with six Lely A5 robots. To see the full video and learn more about large scale robotic milking follow the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrPp6Tr9TYk&t=127s | Lely Center Mullingar Robotic Milking | Facebook

This video describes the prototype of a robotic system for spacer installation in duplex aerial lines called (Robot for automatic spacer installation in Overhead Power lines) ROSE. The ROSE system is designed to autonomously navigate in a span and perform the spacer installation. Two robotic arms do spacer installation, the first for rod manipulation and the second focusing on the screw operations. ROSE also includes a vehicle that transports all components among pylons. Video Credit: Paul Espin