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ANIMAL HEALTH
the system identifies each cow by systems and processes can be ex-
her visual characteristics directly in plored in practical scenarios using
the milking stall and confirms or cor- Farming Simulator.
rects the cow ID in real time – even
if RFID data is missing or incorrect. DLG Spotlight “Barn Robot
This helps ensure that milking and Event”: Practical comparison
feeding data are reliably assigned to The DLG Spotlight “Barn Robot
the correct animal, even in crowded Event” – also located in Hall 13 – will
entry situations – an essential basis enable a practical comparison of au-
The new GEA Digital Flow Meter measures milk for accurate management decisions. tomated milking systems. Together
volume directly with other manufacturers, GEA will
From automated feeding to
AI-supported herd management present moderated live demonstra-
as well as – depending on the farm tions covering three identical prac-
structure – other herd management The trade fair presentation will also tical scenarios. The focus will be
systems. The unlimited data history include additional technologies and on transitioning from conventional
provides full visibility into develop- system components for key areas of milking parlors to automatic milk-
ments throughout a cow’s entire life- milk production. These include auto- ing systems, concepts for new barn
cycle, enabling more targeted herd mated feeding systems, digital assis- construction and solutions for milk-
management. tance and AI-supported applications
within DairyNet to support herd ing large herds. The format is part
GEA DairyNet Cow Verification: management, as well as further de- of DLG’s new “EuroTier Milky Way
Greater security in animal identi- velopments in milking systems, lin- 2026” exhibition platform.
fication ers, service and hygiene solutions, With its presence at EuroTier 2026,
In addition to CowScout Cloud, and manure management. GEA will show how a century of ex-
GEA is introducing DairyNet Cow The Smart Farm will provide an in- perience in milk production can be
Verification, a new camera-based teractive view of these technologies: combined with automation, artificial
solution that further safeguards the using a VR headset, visitors can ex- intelligence and connected data
data foundation in rotary milking perience different solutions virtu- solutions to support dairy farmers in
systems. Using AI-powered visual ally. The booth program is comple- meeting the challenges of today and
recognition and machine learning, mented by a Gaming Corner, where tomorrow. Circle 6 on enquiry card
Circle 7 on enquiry card
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