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挤奶机器人市场预测至 2030 年 - 按产品、牛规模、系统类型和地区进行的全球分析Milking Robots Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Offering (Hardware, Software, Services and Other Offerings), Herd Size, System Type and By Geography |
据Stratistics MRC预测,2023年全球挤奶机器人市场规模将达到23.3亿美元,预计到2030年将达到71.4亿美元,预测期内年复合成长率为17.3%。
自动挤奶设备,称为挤奶机器人,可以实现酪农挤奶程序的完全自动化。目前市场上的商用机器人可以为多达 80 头奶牛挤奶,但这些系统通常只能为 60 头奶牛挤奶。它用于替代牛奶收集过程中的体力劳动。挤奶机器人有一个清洗和消毒臂,覆盖乳头,降低感染风险。此外,我们正在开发最先进的解决方案,其中包括监控系统,可提供有关每头牛的健康状况和产奶量的资讯。
据联合国粮食及农业组织(FAO)统计,2018年全球牛总数为16.8亿头,预计2021年将达到20亿头。
全球对黄油、奶酪、豆腐、酸奶等乳製品的需求正在迅速增长,满足这一需求所需的乳牛数量也在不断增加,这对挤奶机器人的市场需求产生了重大影响。马苏。此外,随着酪农牛数量的增加,高效挤奶变得困难。因此,随着酪农牛规模的增长,挤奶机器人和其他机械化挤奶系统的市场正在扩大。
使用挤奶机器人挤奶时面临的一个主要课题是个体牛具有不同的行为模式。牛行为的变化使得很难一致地为牛群中的所有牛挤奶,这会减少产奶量。挤奶机器人的安装给拥有牧场的散养酪农带来了额外的挑战。酪农在实施机器人挤奶系统时遇到的最大挑战之一是控制牛进出牧场挤奶的动作。
机器人的操作工作流程由各种传感器和检测工具执行和监控。此外,机器人配备了监控传感器,可在整个挤奶操作过程中主动监控牛奶流量。它还实时收集可靠的资料,同时去除化学物质,以帮助早期发现乳腺炎。更短的治疗时间和保护牛健康是另外两个好处。推动该行业扩张的首要方面之一是多种技术的融合。
酪农牛的训练对挤奶机器人的性能和实用性具有重大影响。为了获得更高的效率,牛必须适应该系统。可能阻碍市场发展的一个重要问题是培训不足。新鲜牛还需要儘早接受培训,以快速、完全适应自主系统。挤奶过程中的故障可能会物理损坏牛或机器人零件中的精密传感器,从而导致昂贵的维修费用。
由于新型冠状病毒肺炎 (COVID-19) 的影响,世界各地的公司因工厂关闭、检疫措施以及旅游和商业限製而遭受利润减少和供应链中断。然而,由于农场关闭导致劳动力短缺,对挤奶机器人等服务机器人的需求仅略有增加。
由于挤奶机器人的日益普及以及对自动化硬件和系统的日益偏好,硬件行业预计将出现良好的增长。主要企业推出创新产品的技术进步、乳製品需求的增加以及世界上乳牛数量的相应增加是推动挤奶机器人硬件需求的一些主要要素。
自动挤奶转盘不仅有利于对大牛进行挤奶,而且还具有适应不同酪农型态的灵活性,从自由摊位和散养舍到牧场酪农,预计在预测期内復合年复合成长率将增长最快。自动挤奶旋转器有很多好处,包括通过减少对体力劳动的依赖来降低劳动力成本,以及通过增加挤奶频率来提高产奶量。
由于製造商众多,预计亚太地区在预测期内将占据最大的市场份额。挤奶机器人市场参与者花费大量时间和精力来製定创新和熟练的业务计划,以保持其市场领先地位。支持这一市场扩张的主要原因是平均牛规模的不断增加、技术进步的发展以及原奶生产中心数量迅速增加的国家。
由于酪农自动化的普及,预计欧洲在预测期内将经历最高的年复合成长率。市场扩张的主要促进因素是不断增长的自动化趋势和大量市场参与企业的出现。此外,该领域的劳动力成本很高。该地区经常使用机器人技术作为减轻或降低劳动力成本的手段。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Milking Robots Market is accounted for $2.33 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $7.14 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 17.3% during the forecast period. Automated milking equipment known as milking robots enables dairy farms to fully automate the milking procedure. Although commercial robots that can milk up to 80 cows are currently on the market, these systems are normally built to milk 60 cows. In the milk collection process, it is used to replace manual effort. Milking robots have cleaning and disinfection arms that cover the teats to lower the danger of infection. Additionally, cutting-edge solutions with monitoring systems that offer information on the health of each individual cow as well as their milk output are being created.
According to the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) of the UN, the total number of cattle all over the world was 1.68 billion in 2018, and it is estimated to reach 2.0 billion by 2021.
The rising number of dairy cows needed to meet the soaring demand for dairy products like butter, cheese, curd, and yoghurt around the world is largely responsible for the market need for milking robots. Furthermore, it gets harder to efficiently perform the milking procedure on dairy farms as the number of the herd grows. As a result, the market for milking robots and other mechanised milking systems is expanding as dairy farms' herd sizes grow.
The significant challenge encountered while milking animals with milking robots is the variation in behavioural patterns between individual animals. Due to behavioural variations among cows, it is challenging to milk every member of the herd consistently, which could reduce milk production. When a milking robot is installed, grazing dairies with access to pastures experience additional difficulties. One of the biggest difficulties farmers encounter when putting robotic milking systems into place is controlling the herd's movement into and out of the pasture for milking.
The robots' operational workflow is performed and monitored by a variety of sensors and measurement tools. Furthermore, the robot equipped with the monitor sensor actively monitors the flow of milk throughout the whole milking operation. In order to aid in the early detection of mastitis, it also gathers trustworthy data in real-time while removing chemical chemicals. Reduced treatment time and herd health protection are two additional benefits. One initial aspect encouraging the expansion of this industry is the fusion of several technologies.
The training provided to the cows at dairy farms has a significant impact on how well milking robots work and are useful. For greater effectiveness, cows must adapt to the systems. A significant concern that could hinder the market is inadequate training. To achieve quick and total adaption to the autonomous system, fresh cows must also be trained early. This is because a malfunction during milking activities could physically harm the herd and delicate sensors of the robot components, perhaps resulting in repair costs.
Due to COVID-19, businesses everywhere have suffered from revenue losses and supply chain disruptions as a result of plant closures and quarantine measures that have been put in place globally, limiting travel and business operations. The demand for service robots like milking robots has, however, only slightly increased as a result of the labour shortage in farms brought on by lockdowns.
The hardware segment is estimated to have a lucrative growth, due to increasing adoption of milking robots, growing preference for automated hardware and systems. Technological advancements by key players to introduce innovative products, growing demand for dairy products and subsequent increase in the number of dairy cows globally are some of the major factors driving demand for milking robots hardware.
The automated milking rotary segment is anticipated to witness the fastest CAGR growth during the forecast period as these machines not only facilitate the milking of large herds but are also flexible enough to operate in different farming practices, ranging from free stall and loose housing to pasture-based dairying. Automated milking rotaries have a number of advantages, including lower labour costs due to less reliance on physical labour and higher milk outputs through more frequent milking.
Asia Pacific is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period owing to considerable presence of manufacturers. Players in the milking robots market are spending a lot of time and energy developing innovative and clever business plans to maintain their market leadership. The main reasons assisting in this market expansion are the increase in average herd size, the deployment of technical advancement, and the countries where centres of milk production are rising quickly.
Europe is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period, owing to the widespread automation of dairy farms. Among the main drivers of market expansion are the rising trend of automation and the presence of numerous market participants. In addition, this area also has high labour costs. High use of robots technology is seen in this region as a means of mitigating or reducing the cost of labour.
Some of the key players profiled in the Milking Robots Market include: Milkomax Solutions laitieres, Fullwood Packo, AktivPuls GmbH, Hokofarm Group, DeLaval, BouMatic, Dairymaster, Lely, Afimilk Ltd., GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, Pearson International LLC , Rotec Engineering Ltd, S.A. Christensen & Co., Afimilk Ltd , Read Industrial Ltd., Stellapps Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and Milkwell Milking Systems.
In August 2022, DeLaval launched Flow-Responsive Milking, an advanced milking technology that reduces the milking time up to 10% by altering the vacuum applied to the milk flow profile. The technology also supports good udder health and animal welfare.
In July 2021, GEA Group announced the launch of the newer versions of DairyRobot R9500 milking robot and DairyProQ automatic milking systems. Adoption of these machines facilitate increased number of milking and reduce up to 35% of cost. DairyRobot R9500 is also integrated with the company's new software package that enables seamless group milking.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.