GEA adds semi-subway R9600 option for automated batch milking
GEA is expanding robotic batch milking with an installation arrangement intended to make retrofitting existing dairy facilities more flexible.
Source GEA
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VistaMilk and Dairymaster investigate milking settings tailored to individual cows
An Irish research collaboration will combine milking-machine data, sensors and machine learning to examine how equipment settings can better match individual cows’ physiology while supporting milk quality and comfort.
Source Teagasc
EuroTier 2026 puts automated milking on display through its Barn Robot Event
EuroTier’s upcoming Hanover exhibition includes live robotic-milking demonstrations, bringing dairy automation into a wider programme on livestock management, digital technology and the practical needs of farm operators.
Source DLG (undated page)
GEA previews updated DairyRobot R9500 for EuroTier 2026
GEA plans to show a redesigned DairyRobot R9500 at EuroTier 2026 in Hanover, combining revised controls and milking features with expanded digital herd-management functions ahead of deliveries planned for 2027.
Source GEA
DeLaval updates V300 milking robots with flow-responsive control
DeLaval’s 2025 V300 update introduced a larger milking box and flow-responsive operation, while optional digital services and milk-cell sensing aimed to extend the information available for herd management.
Source Tetra Laval / DeLaval
Lely introduces A5 Next milking robot and shared infrastructure for larger herds
Lely’s June 2025 launch combined an updated Astronaut milking robot, central services for larger installations and a farm data-security device, with availability varying by product and market.
Source Lely
New Zealand dairy trial measures the trade-off in reducing nitrogen losses
Lincoln University reports lower estimated nitrate losses from a combined management strategy, alongside an eight-percent profit reduction in the trial.
Source Lincoln University