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市场调查报告书
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全球挤乳机器人市场:按系统类型、牛规模、产品和地区进行分析,规模、趋势、COVID-19 影响以及 2030 年预测Global Milking Robots Market: Analysis By System Type, By Herd Size, By Offering, By Region Size And Trends With Impact Of COVID-19 And Forecast Up To 2030 |
2024 年全球挤乳机器人市场规模为 32.6 亿美元。预计到 2030 年将达到 70.4 亿美元。挤奶机器人是一种无需人工干预即可完成整个挤奶过程的机器人系统。这些自动化系统使用机械臂和感测器技术,使乳牛能够自发性、轻鬆地挤奶,从而提高酪农的效率和动物福利。
未来几年,由于多种趋势的融合,全球挤奶机器人市场预计将继续成长。这一成长的主要驱动力是农业领域对自动化的需求不断增长,尤其是在酪农,劳动力短缺和营运成本上升迫使酪农采用自动化解决方案。挤乳机器人配备机械臂和先进的感测器技术,可实现全自动挤乳流程,减少对人工的需求,同时提高整体效率和生产力。此外,将资料分析和牛管理工具整合到这些系统中,可以让酪农即时监测牛奶品质和动物健康状况,帮助他们做出更明智的决策。机器人、人工智慧和物联网技术的进步使得这些系统越来越可靠、更具成本效益,加速了它们在大中型酪农的酪农。此外,旨在实现农业现代化和促进永续性的政府支持政策和奖励正在加速向精准酪农技术的转变。预计这些综合因素将在未来几年推动全球挤乳机器人市场稳定持续成长。预计 2025 年至 2030 年预测期内市场复合年增长率约为 14%。
本报告研究了全球挤乳机器人市场,并提供了有关市场动态、COVID-19 的影响和竞争格局的资讯。
The global milking robots market was valued at US$3.26 billion in 2024. The market value is expected to reach US$7.04 billion by 2030. Milking robots are robotic systems that perform the entire milking process without direct human labor. These automated systems enable voluntary, labor-free milking of dairy cows using robotic arms and sensor technology, enhancing efficiency and animal welfare on dairy farms.
In the forthcoming years, the global milking robots market is expected to continue growing due to several converging trends. A key factor driving this growth is the rising demand for automation in the agricultural sector, particularly in dairy farming, where labor shortages and increasing operational costs are prompting farmers to adopt automated solutions. Milking robots, equipped with robotic arms and advanced sensor technologies, offer a fully automated milking process that reduces the need for manual labor while improving overall efficiency and productivity. Furthermore, the integration of data analytics and herd management tools into these systems is helping farmers monitor milk quality and animal health in real time, enabling more informed decision-making. Technological advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence, and IoT are making these systems increasingly reliable and cost-effective, broadening their adoption among both large and mid-sized dairy farms. In addition, supportive government policies and incentives aimed at promoting agricultural modernization and sustainability are accelerating the shift toward precision dairy farming technologies. Together, these factors are positioning the global milking robots market for steady and sustained growth in the years ahead. The market is expected to grow at a CAGR of approx. 14% during the forecasted period of 2025-2030.
Market Segmentation Analysis:
By System Type: The report provides the bifurcation of the milking robots market into three segments on the basis of system type: Single-Stall Milking System, Multi-Stall Milking System and Rotary Milking System. The multi-stall segment holds the highest share in the market, due to its ability to milk multiple cows simultaneously, improving operational efficiency, reducing labor costs, and providing a quicker return on investment. The growth of this segment is driven by the increasing demand for dairy products, the shift toward automation, and the need for higher milking efficiency to meet rising production demands. Moving forward, the multi-stall system is expected to maintain its dominance as large-scale dairy operations continue to grow, with advancements in technology further improving system efficiency. Integration with herd management software and real-time monitoring tools will further enhance its appeal, particularly in industrialized dairy farming regions.
By Herd Size: The report provides the bifurcation of the milking robots market into three segments on the basis of herd size: Below 100, Between 100-1000 and Above 1000. The between 100-1000 segment held a significant share of the global market, as it represents medium-sized dairy farms that benefit significantly from milking robots' ability to optimize labor costs and improve milking throughput. These systems allow dairy farmers to manage larger herds more efficiently, while reducing the dependency on manual labor. The growth of this segment is driven by increasing demand for dairy products, a shift toward automation in the dairy industry, and the need for higher milking efficiency to meet growing production needs. In the coming years, this segment is expected to maintain its dominant position, supported by the continued push for operational efficiency, technological innovations, and reduced installation and operational costs.
By Offering: The report provides the bifurcation of the milking robots market into three segments on the basis of offering: Hardware, Software and Service. The hardware segment holds the largest share in the market as it encompasses the physical components essential for milking robots, such as robotic arms, sensors, and milking units. The segment is particularly supported by the need for efficiency in high-throughput environments and the adoption of systems that reduce manual intervention. In the coming years, growth is expected to be driven by technological advancements in hardware components, such as precision sensors and energy-efficient designs, which enhance operational efficiency. Additionally, economies of scale and decreasing manufacturing costs are predicted to make hardware more accessible and attractive to dairy farms, supporting continued market expansion.
By Region: In the report, the global milking robots market is divided into four regions: Europe (Germany, Netherlands, UK, France, Italy, and Rest of Europe), Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, and rest of Asia Pacific), North America (the US, Canada, and Mexico), and Rest of the World. In 2024, the Europe region led the milking robots market, propelled by propelled by advanced dairy farming practices, strong technological infrastructure, and a high rate of automation adoption across countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, and France. Government support through subsidies and favorable policies for modernizing agriculture further encouraged the use of robotic milking systems. Additionally, the region's focus on animal welfare, labor efficiency, and sustainable farming practices contributed to the widespread implementation of automated solutions, solidifying Europe's position at the forefront of the milking robots market.
During 2025-2030, the US is expected to maintain its lead within the North American milking robots market, driven by the increasing adoption of precision farming technologies, growing labor shortages in the agricultural sector, and rising demand for efficient and scalable dairy operations. Investments in smart farming solutions and strong R&D capabilities are further accelerating the deployment of automated milking systems.
Market Dynamics:
Growth Drivers: The global milking robots market growth is predicted to be supported by numerous growth drivers such as growing demand for milk and dairy products, heightened focus on reducing labor costs, increasing emphasis on animal welfare, availability of financial incentives and government support, expanding scarcity of skilled dairy labor, and many other factors. One of the key factors driving the growth of the global milking robots market is the surging focus on efficiency and productivity. Milking robots enable faster, more consistent, and round-the-clock milking, allowing farms to optimize milk yield while reducing reliance on manual labor. By automating the milking process and integrating real-time monitoring of animal health and milk quality, these systems help farmers improve overall herd management, minimize downtime, and maximize output. This heightened operational efficiency not only lowers production costs but also enhances profitability, making milking robots an attractive investment, thereby significantly contributing to the market's growth.
Challenges: However, the market growth would be negatively impacted by various challenges such as high initial cost of installation and maintenance, lack of technical expertise and training, integration with existing farm infrastructure, etc.
Trends: The market is projected to grow at a fast pace during the forecast period, due to various latest trends such as rising investment in agritech startups and R&D, improved herd management through data integration, technological advancements in robotics and automation, growth of large-scale dairy farms, intensifying focus on sustainability and carbon footprint reduction, etc. The ongoing adoption of smart farming technologies is becoming a key trend in the milking robots market. These technologies integrate sensors, IoT, and data analytics to provide real-time insights into animal health, milk quality, and equipment performance, enabling farmers to make data-driven decisions. By streamlining operations and improving accuracy, smart farming enhances productivity and reduces operational inefficiencies. This digital transformation in dairy farming is expected to accelerate the adoption of automated milking systems, thereby playing a vital role in driving market growth during the forecast period.
Competitive Landscape:
The global milking robots market is moderately consolidated, with a few key players holding substantial market share, but it remains highly innovative due to ongoing advancements in smart farming technologies and automation.
The key players in the global milking robots market are:
Tetra Laval International SA (DeLaval)
GEA Group AG
Nedap Livestock Management
Lely International NV
BouMatic LLC
Dairymaster Ltd.
Fullwood JOZ B
Hokofarm Group
Waikato Milking Systems NZ LP
Afimilk Agricultural Cooperative Ltd.
Milkplan SA
Milkomax Solutions Laitieres Inc.
The key players focus on technological innovation, product expansion, and strategic partnerships to maintain a competitive edge. Meanwhile, emerging players are entering the market with region-specific solutions and cost-effective alternatives, gradually intensifying competition. For instance, in September 2024, Lely unveiled the Zeta concept, a revolutionary system that utilizes cameras, LED lighting, artificial intelligence, and smart algorithms to monitor cows and barn operations. This innovation aims to improve animal welfare and farmer prosperity by providing real-time data and insights. Similarly, in January 2024, DeLaval introduced the VMS Batch Milking system, designed to efficiently milk larger groups of cows by dividing herds into groups and bringing them to the milking center, similar to traditional parlor or rotary milking. This system has been installed on over 10 farms worldwide, milking a total of 10,000 cows.