And that future in which even cows are vaccinated by a robot, without the presence of a human veterinarian has just arrived, Pharmrobotics is transforming the dairy sector in a system called Sureshot that automates the application of vaccines and reproductive medications in dairy cows. And most surprisingly, all this happens while the animal is being milked.

Welcome to the era of robotic veterinary medicine. The technology behind Sureshot is impressive, as soon as the cow enters the milking parlour, an RFID scanner identifies the animal individually. The system consults the health history of that animal and in a matter of seconds an industrial robotic arm goes into action, applying the exact vaccine and at the exact point with surgical precision.

Everything is automatically recorded in the farm management system, creating a complete digital medical record, and to make it even smarter, the software was updated with machine learning models, this allows the robot to find the ejection point with greater agility, even in different cows with varied anatomies, a full-stack system from recognition to execution, without depending on humans in the process. However, a layer of human security was created and if any error occurs, a text message goes directly to the human manager in real time.

The company's headquarters is now in Las Vegas with expansion into West Texas, strategic regions for the United States agribusiness, the environmental goal is to automate 100% of the medical routine of commercial herds by the end of 2025, this means human error, more consistency in treatment and healthier herds.

The adoption of this technology does not require radical changes to the farm's infrastructure. Simply integrate the Sureshot into the milking routine and voila, the grazing revolution has already begun.