Montage of Trioliet, JOZ and Afimilk equipment in real farm operation.
Repetitive Jobs. Automated.
Feeding, pushing up, scraping, hoof care and sorting are jobs that never stop. Automation is about taking the ones that repeat every day and letting the system handle them. There is a lot on this page — keep scrolling.
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Fresh Feed. Delivered Automatically.
Triomatic brings together a Feed Kitchen and Feeding Robot to automatically load, mix and deliver fresh rations throughout the day.
Fresh feed, delivered throughout the day
Keep fresh ration available at the feed barrier with multiple automatically scheduled deliveries.
Consistent feeding for healthier, happier cows
Deliver an accurately mixed ration at regular intervals, supporting stable rumen health, cow wellbeing and milk production.
Less labour. Less machinery time.
Automate one of the farm's most repetitive daily jobs and free up time for work that matters elsewhere.
Feed around your herd, not your schedule
Create feeding programmes and delivery schedules designed around the needs of your cows.
Know exactly what is being fed
Greater visibility over ingredients, recipes and feeding activity helps you maintain control of your feeding operation.
Complete control, wherever you are
Manage recipes, schedules and system activity from your computer, phone or tablet.
From Feed Kitchen To Feed Barrier.
You keep the kitchen stocked. The robot does the rest.
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Keep the kitchen stocked
Keep feed ingredients topped up as part of your normal routine.
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Collects every ingredient
The robot automatically collects each ingredient in the programmed quantity.
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Mixes an accurate ration
Ingredients are precisely mixed into the ration you've programmed.
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Delivers fresh feed
Freshly mixed feed is delivered directly to the feed barrier.
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Repeats automatically
Multiple accurate, freshly mixed deliveries every day — without starting a tractor.
Step One
Two Ways To MoveChoose How The Robot Moves.
Suspended HP feeding robot on its overhead rail.
Suspended
HP — Overhead Rail
Runs on a fixed overhead rail with continuous power. Nothing on the floor to work around.
Floor-driven feeding robot working at the feed barrier.
Floor-driven
WP — Power Rail · WB — Battery
Travels on the floor, with either continuous power from a rail or battery operation for greater freedom of movement.
Step Two
The Feed KitchenChoose How Your Ingredients Are Stored.
The Feed Kitchen stores and presents each ingredient ready for the robot to collect. Four configurations allow the system to be designed around the feeds you use, the machinery you already have and the space available.
T10 arrangement using existing silos or storage.
T10
Integrating existing storage
Uses existing silos, bunkers or other storage systems as part of the automatic feeding kitchen.
T20 stationary mixer feed kitchen.
T20
Fixed mixing & storage
A purpose-built Feed Kitchen using stationary mixing and storage units to prepare ingredients ready for automatic feeding.
T30 bunker storage for loose feed.
T30
Bunkers for loose ingredients
Designed around bunkers and loose feed ingredients, allowing multiple components to be stored ready for automatic loading.
T40 moving floor system handling blocks and bales.
T40
Moving floors for blocks and bales
Moving floor technology designed to handle larger forage blocks, bales and bulk materials.
Individual Feeding. Built Around Your Herd.
Give every cow the right amount of concentrate, in a feeding station configured around the way your herd is managed.
The Hanskamp FeedStation provides individual, automatic concentrate feeding away from the parlour. Cows are identified as they enter and receive their programmed feed allocation automatically, helping create a consistent feeding routine while reducing daily manual work.
Individual cow feeding
Automatically identify individual cows and deliver their programmed concentrate allocation, helping provide a controlled feeding programme across the herd.
Anti-bullying closing gate
Give cows the time and space to finish their feed without being pushed away by other animals. The closing gate shuts behind the cow once she enters the FeedStation, helping prevent other cows from pushing her out while she feeds. Available in electric or pneumatic configurations, with Texas gate options available where headroom is limited.
Walk-in or walk-through
Choose the configuration that best suits your dairy and cow flow. Walk-in stations provide an open feeding space, while walk-through configurations allow cows to enter and leave forwards, helping maintain smooth movement through the feeding area.
Solid or liquid feed
Configured for different feeding requirements, with PipeFeeder for solid feed such as nuts and MultiDos for liquid feed, so the appropriate feed reaches each cow automatically.
Modular and expandable
Install individually or link stations together to provide multiple feeding places. The modular design allows the system to be configured around your herd size, available space and feeding requirements.
Designed around your dairy
With multiple configurations and options available, the FeedStation can be adapted to different buildings and cow-flow arrangements. We can help plan the installation around your existing dairy system and feeding requirements.
Hanskamp FeedStation in use — a cow feeding with the gate closed behind her carries this best. Takes one image, several, a video or a YouTube link.
The Jobs That Never Stop. Automated.
Moov 2 Pro silage pusher working along a feed passage.
Moov 2 Pro
Silage pusher
The Moov 2 Pro automatically pushes feed back towards the feed fence throughout the day, helping ensure cows always have easy access to their ration. By following programmed routes and schedules, it removes the need for repeated tractor or manual push-ups while supporting consistent feed availability, intake and a calmer feeding routine. An optional lift kit allows it to travel across uneven areas, helping reduce wear on the machine.
JT200 Evo scraper robot working in a passage.
JT200 Evo
Manure scraper robot
The JT200 Evo automatically cleans manure passages on programmed routes throughout the day, helping maintain cleaner floors with less manual labour. Its flexible routing makes it suitable for a wide range of barn layouts, including narrow passages, crossings and waiting areas, while optional front and rear water spraying helps tackle drier areas and improve overall barn hygiene. An optional lift kit allows it to travel across uneven areas, helping reduce wear on the machine.
Set The Route. Let The Robot Do The Work.
Unlike navigation systems that rely solely on sensors or external positioning, JOZ robots follow physical transponders installed in the floor. Each transponder has its own unique identification, giving the robot a precise, repeatable reference point as it travels around the shed.
The robot's antenna energises each passive transponder as it passes overhead, allowing it to read its exact identity without batteries, charging or regular replacement. Once installed, the transponders become a permanent part of the navigation infrastructure.
You programme the routes and schedules. The robot knows where it is, where it needs to go and when to return to its charging or refill station — delivering reliable navigation, day after day.
Each floor transponder carries its own unique identification
Route diagram drawn over real farm floor imagery, showing transponders and the charging or service station.
Hoof Care. Automated.
Take the work out of managing the footbath. Automatic filling, chemical dosing, cow counting and flushing work together to deliver a consistent hoof-care routine, with less manual intervention.
Cow counting
Automatically counts cows as they pass through the footbath, allowing the treatment solution to be changed at the programmed interval.
Automatic chemical dosing
Automatically adds the required treatment chemical, helping maintain a consistent solution without manual mixing.
Programmable cycles
Set the cow count and treatment cycles to suit your herd and hoof-care routine.
Automatic empty, flush and refill
Once the programmed number of cows has passed through, the bath automatically drains the used solution. A powerful spray then rinses the bath, clearing away remaining material before it refills with fresh water and treatment chemical, ready for the next group of cows.
Heavy-duty rubber matting
A rigid, heavy-duty rubber mat provides a durable standing surface inside the bath.
Less manual work. More consistent hoof care.
Automatic footbath in place — ideally showing cows walking through, with the railings or side skirts visible. Takes one image, several, a video or a YouTube link.
Turn Everyday Activity Into Useful Insight.
Afimilk technology watches what cows are already doing and turns it into something you can act on.
- AfiCollar — Understand what your cows are telling youMonitors eating, rumination and activity around the clock, helping identify heats, behavioural changes and potential health issues earlier.
- Milk meters — See production at every milkingRecords individual milk yield, flow and conductivity, giving you a continuous picture of each cow's production and helping flag potential udder health issues.
- AfiLab — Look deeper into every litreAnalyses milk inline for fat, protein and lactose at every milking, adding valuable insight into nutrition, health and individual cow performance.
- AfiFarm — Bring the whole picture togetherCombines data from across the farm into clear insights, attention lists and reports — helping turn thousands of data points into practical actions.
Real collar and cow imagery with a clean data-led treatment.
AfiLab product imagery with a milk flow diagram.
Every Drop Tells You Something.
AfiLab analyses milk inline as it leaves the cow, measuring fat, protein and lactose at every milking. Rather than relying on occasional samples, it continuously builds a picture of each cow — helping reveal changes in health, nutrition and performance as they develop.
- A closer look at milk compositionIndividual fat, protein and lactose measurements from every cow at every milking.
- See change before it becomes a problemDaily trends can help identify potential metabolic, nutritional and health issues earlier.
The Right Cow. The Right Place. Automatically.
Real separation gate photography.
A cow walks through, is identified and the system knows where she needs to go. Most continue on their normal route without interruption, while cows requiring treatment, breeding or further management can be automatically directed to the right place — without anyone searching the shed or standing at a gate.
Sorting gates can do far more than separate cows for attention. Integrated into wider cow-traffic systems, they can help manage movement between grazing, feeding, housing and robotic milking — directing cows intelligently around the farm according to their individual needs.
Automation Works Better Together.
Automated feeding, milking, scraping and sorting each solve a different job. Planned as one connected system, they work around each other to create a more efficient routine — reducing repetitive labour and keeping the farm moving around the clock.
Aerial farm photograph. Marker positions are set in the page and can be adjusted once the real photograph is in place.
- Feeding
- Milking
- Scraping
- Sorting
Which Jobs Would You Automate First?
Tell us what takes up the most time on your farm and we will tell you honestly whether automation is worth it.