DESCRIPTION
DairyRobot R9650 is an Agricultural-Robots from GEA. It is built for Agriculture, Service, Automated fixed-time group milking of medium to large dairy herds. Key figures: released 2025.
The GEA DairyRobot R9650 is the full-subway version of GEA's R9600 batch-milking robots, built for automated group milking at fixed times on medium to large farms. A row of milking boxes sits above a cellar that houses the central receiver unit, milking modules, valve plates, milk lines and milk-sample removers, and can also take the vacuum pumps, compressors, plate coolers and supply units. Moving that equipment underground keeps the milking area quieter and cleaner, lets technicians service components without stopping milking, and, GEA says, lowers investment and servicing costs. Plug-and-play service modules cut downtime to minutes, and 6 to 24 boxes can be combined in one system. Above ground each box uses GEA's 3D-camera attachment, quarter-individual milking and In-Liner Everything process, with seamless cow entry and exit for high throughput. GEA introduced it with the R9600 series in 2025, offering a Founder's Edition package on deliveries that year.
FEATURES
- Full subway design: receiver unit, milking modules, valve plates and milk lines in a cellar beneath the boxes
- Vacuum pumps, air compressors, plate coolers and supply units can also go in the cellar - quieter milking area
- Maintenance and repairs without interrupting milking
- plug-and-play service modules
- Automated batch milking at fixed times
- 6-24 boxes per system
- Seamless cow entry and exit for high throughput
- GEA milking module: 3D camera teat detection
- milking cluster placed under the udder in a single movement
- In-Liner Everything: cleaning, stimulation, fore-milking, milking, dipping and cluster cleaning all inside the liner
- Quarter-individual milking
- detached cups re-attached individually
- Optional DairyMilk M6850 cell-count sensor per udder quarter, no reagents
- GEA DairyNet herd management with app and remote access
- CowScout activity monitoring
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Stationary |
|---|---|
| Environment | Indoor dairy barns |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Sensors | 3D camera, milk flow sensors, optional DairyMilk M6850 cell-count sensor |
| Software / AI | GEA DairyNet |
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Stationary |
|---|---|
| Environment | Indoor dairy barns |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Sensors | 3D camera, milk flow sensors, optional DairyMilk M6850 cell-count sensor |
| Software / AI | GEA DairyNet |
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What is the DairyRobot R9650?
The GEA DairyRobot R9650 is the full-subway version of GEA's R9600 batch-milking robots, built for automated group milking at fixed times on medium to large farms.
Who makes the DairyRobot R9650?
The DairyRobot R9650 is made by GEA, a robotics company based in Germany.
How much does the DairyRobot R9650 cost?
GEA has not publicly announced pricing for the DairyRobot R9650. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the DairyRobot R9650 used for?
The DairyRobot R9650 is designed for agriculture, service, and automated fixed-time group milking of medium to large dairy herds. It is used in agriculture settings.
When was the DairyRobot R9650 released?
The DairyRobot R9650 was released in 2025.
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