Domestic Milking Robot Dost Anadolu, Introduced at TEKNOFEST, to Be Used in Livestock Farming
The artificial intelligence-supported autonomous milking robot, developed entirely by Turkish engineers, aims to increase efficiency and animal health in farms.
Exhibited at TEKNOFEST, organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Industry and Technology and the T3 Foundation, and developed by Turkish engineers, the Dost Anadolu autonomous milking robot will enter service across Turkey starting in January.
Exhibited at TEKNOFEST
The Aviation, Space and Technology Festival TEKNOFEST, organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Industry and Technology and the T3 Foundation, continues to welcome visitors at the Şanlıurfa GAP Airport.
Voluntary Milking System
The Dost Anadolu Autonomous Milking Robot has the capacity to milk up to 75 animals completely autonomously during the day.
The system operates on the principle of voluntary milking, allowing animals to come to the unit at hours they desire according to their needs.
Provides Instant Data Tracking
Thanks to the developed technology, the health metrics of the animals, their daily feed consumption, and the amount of milk obtained from each udder can be tracked instantly.
All this data obtained is transmitted to farm owners and veterinarians, making significant contributions to preventive veterinary practices.
In Service in January
Produced entirely with domestic resources from its software to its hardware, the robot has been successfully tested at five different locations in Lüleburgaz.
The domestic autonomous robot, which will be officially put into service as of January, aims to increase efficiency in the livestock sector.