VMS V300

DESCRIPTION

VMS V300 is an Agricultural-Robots from DeLaval. It is built for Agriculture, Service, Automated dairy milking with milk-quality and herd-health monitoring. Key figures: released 2018.

The DeLaval VMS V300 is a robotic milking system for dairy farms - a milking box that cows enter voluntarily, where a single robotic arm guided by DeLaval's InSight camera system cleans, stimulates and attaches cups to each teat, milks each quarter individually and sprays the teats afterwards. A transparent PureFlow preparation cup cleans every teat separately and diverts the pre-milk to waste. The 2025 model adds Flow-Responsive Milking, which adapts vacuum to each cow's milk flow, plus a roomier box for more breeds. Optional biosensors measure somatic cell count and milk fat, protein and lactose in line, and a time-of-flight camera can score body condition, all feeding DeLaval's DelPro and DeLaval Plus software, while farmers run the robot from the InControl screen or app. The V300 works in free, guided or batch cow traffic. DeLaval launched it on 26 June 2018 as a fully redesigned VMS, claiming 10 % more capacity, up to 50 % faster attachment and up to 99.8 % attachment success; its best-performing farms average 2.2 kg/min and 2,658 kg of milk per robot per day.

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