Fully Automated Worm Farm - Industrial Application

Family Langhoff breeds giant red worms, also called dendrobena. For example the used of anglers, as food worms for animals, for hunting or as a natural fertilizer producer for the garden and greenhouses. In order to improve the breed and make it more effective, father Martin Langhoff has been developing his own machines for about ten years, relieving and automating the family business in their daily work. For use with water, soil and dirt, the robust components from igus® are used because of their reliability.
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[@edcox1630]

Amazing! Father Martin Langhoff truly automates the time consuming labor intensive tasks!

[@JahRasta01]

That will be how robots farm people one day

[@ss-oq9pc]

I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.

[@gthumbus]

not fully automated, there was at least one worker moving pallets of worms. and do worms make this much money to be able to have all these machines and still make a profit?

[@IgusAsean]

Hi Mr. thumbus, with the use of linear technology, our gantry robots’ linear guides offer lubrication-free, corrosion-free, and dirt-resistant properties that ensure a long service life of the machine, eliminate downtime, and provide higher ROI. In fact, they undergo multiple tests in our biggest labs. Additionally, we offer an online service life calculator to help users in their decision-making process. We also have a “Test before Buy” program to ensure that the robots can run smoothly in their production line.
The provided link below gives you more insightful information about our low cost automation. If you need further assistance, please feel free to reach out to us. We are always happy to assist you.
www.igus.sg/info/igus-low-cost-automation

[@balawtv484]

How to avail

[@IgusAsean]

Hi Sir, This task can be done by our gantry robots using linear technology. check our sample application and contact us if you need further assistance. Thanks! www.igus.sg/info/agriculture-application-worm-breeding