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Artificial Intelligence is transforming robotic milking

Artificial Intelligence is transforming robotic milking

May 5 , 2026

AI Gemini UP milking robot In agriculture and animal husbandry, technology is no longer a vision of the future—it is an essential tool of today. Dairy farmers face increasing pressure to improve efficiency, productivity, and animal welfare. Artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a proven solution, with AI-driven robotic milking systems already delivering measurable results and enabling a more sustainable, efficient, and animal-friendly way of working. ... read more›

Do You Know Your Blind Spot?

Do You Know Your Blind Spot?

May 5 , 2026

Cow Comfort Gemini UP In dairy herds, some diseases go unnoticed… while still having a major impact on herd performance. This is particularly true for subclinical ketosis—a common metabolic disorder that is difficult to detect. We consult Angela Kinney, DVM Staff Veterianarian at BouMatic to get more insight. ... read more›

Maintenance of Clean and Comfortable Environments

Maintenance of Clean and Comfortable Environments

May 5 , 2026

Proper milking equipment maintenance is an important part of the NMC Mastitis Control Program. In this issue of What's Up Doc? BouMatic breaks down installation standards and routine technician evaluations to daily liner inspections, wash sanitization checks, and robot upkeep. Keep your parlor running like a Formula 1 machine. ... read more›

Through a Cow’s Ears: Sound Matters in the Barn

Through a Cow’s Ears: Sound Matters in the Barn

April 4 , 2026

biology of a Parlour planning sight The hearing of dairy cows is much more sensitive than that of humans. Sound plays an important role in their well-being and behavior. Farmers who consider this when working in the barn and selecting equipment and barn layout can reduce animal stress and improve milk production. ... read more›

Mastitis Detection in Dairy Cattle – Modern Monitoring in Practice

Mastitis Detection in Dairy Cattle – Modern Monitoring in Practice

February 2 , 2026

Mastitis Detection MilkGenius Modern Monitoring The most effective approach to early detection of mastitis combines traditional methods (such as somatic cell count and bacteriology), real-time sensor measurements, and proper maintenance of milking equipment. Inline systems such as the BouMatic MilkGenius reinforce this approach by continuously measuring fat, protein, lactose, and temperature, leading to faster detection, improved cow comfort, and economic benefits. ... read more›