Model: SCP300
Diameter: 1080 mm
Height: 1120 mm (Working), 665 mm (Transporting)
Weight: 410 kg
Max. Travel Speed: 18 m/min
Max. Slope: 6°
Working Temperature: -20℃ ~ 50℃
Number of Wheels: 3
Driving Wheel: 2*Ø250*80 mm
Navigation: Visual Navigation + Magnetic Nail
Obstacle Avoidance: Visual
Quantity: 2
Power: 400 W
Battery Type: Ternary Lithium Battery
Normal Voltage: 48 V
Capacity: 40 Ah
Charging Station
Input Voltage: 220 V
Input Frequency: 45 ~ 65 Hz
Output Voltage: 48 V
Smart Obstacle Avoidance
with its obstacle identification capability continuously improved through algorithms, the world's first visual navigation feed pushing robot is able to flexibly adjust its route for more efficient operation.
High-Frequency Feed Pushing
With a pushing speed of 18 m/min, the robot increas-es the feed intake substantially. The bidirectional roller ensures that the feed is pushed in the correct direction, maximizing the feed intake.
Real-time Remote Monitoring
You can monitor the cowhouse conditions, such as the robot operation status and cow feeding status, on your smart phone, PC, or tablet, and intervene in time when necessary.
Long Battery Life and Fast Charging
A 2.5-hour charge can power the robot for 22 hours of nonstop running across cowhouses throughout the day and night, keeping the cows well-fed all the time. The robot uses a lithium iron phosphate battery with stable performance and long service life
Compact Design
The robot features a compact design with a newly developed small-sized charging station, requiring less room for deployment. The installation is much easier and more convenient. This minimizes the construction work for farms when deploying the robot, as the charging station and the robot itself can be installed within cowhouses. Thanks to its small body, the robot takes up less space on the feeding alley and therefore fits small and medium sized farms better.
