Portions on a natural rhythm
The calf takes 8–10 small meals a day. The stomach stays protected, scour risk falls, and liveweight gain can reach 1.1 kg a day.
I-MOM
I-MOM is an autonomous calf robot that feeds in small portions, close to a dam’s suckling rhythm. Milk replacer is given to each calf in the right portion and at the right temperature.

In nature, calves suckle their dams 6–10 times a day. I-MOM follows that pattern with 8–10 small portions. It protects the stomach, lowers the risk of diarrhoea and supports liveweight gain of up to 1.1 kg a day.
Three automatic wash modes reduce infection risk:
An electronic vacuum system records suckling strength continuously. If strength drops or a feed is missed, the farmer is alerted by SMS and Telegram so illness can be noticed earlier.
Automatic calibration removes the need for a daily manual check. The mixer delivers the right amount, ratio and temperature of milk replacer to each calf.
The pump design allows synchronised feeding on every station at the same time.
The calf takes 8–10 small meals a day. The stomach stays protected, scour risk falls, and liveweight gain can reach 1.1 kg a day.
Teats are washed after every visit. Lines are washed every 10 visits, and the whole system is cleaned each night at 60°C with detergent.
The vacuum system watches suckling strength. A drop or a missed feed is sent by SMS and Telegram.
The mixer sets amount, ratio and temperature for each calf. The pump can feed every station at the same time.

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We plan the layout, power and daily routine with you.
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The robot is installed, tested and your team is trained on site.
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Service, spare parts and remote support stay with you.
A double station feeds more calves at the same time and increases capacity.
Suckling strength, intake and alerts are followed on the touchscreen. A deviation is sent by SMS and Telegram.