Depending on your building’s size, you’ll need 1 to 2 robots per pen.
Spoutnic
Invented by breeders, developed for their needs, rewarded by their results
Spoutnic is the first product in our line. Its job is to get your birds moving and reduce the floor egg rate. You’ll feel more secure about the start and success of each flock of animals.
Spoutnic is turned on with two buttons and requires no technical installation.
Adjustable light and sound stimuli keep the birds from getting too used to the robot.
6 movement speeds and 3 maneuvering angles allow it to adapt to all pens.
Emphasis on obstacle adjustment and scare hens mode to urges the birds to move more regularly and stimulate their natural activity.
Water rinsing and wheel disassembly with simple nuts for quick-and-easy maintenance.
Fact sheet
Movement > Random. Obstacle detection and avoidance
Speed > 6 speeds (adapting to the flock)
Dimensions > 63 x 58 x 19 cm or 25 x 23 x 7.5 inches. Compact to fit underneath feeder chains
Battery life > 10 hours with a lithium battery
Charging time > 3 hours max.
Weight > 12 kg
Stimuli > Light, sound and mechanical
Power > 4-wheel drive for all types of litter
Customization controller > Stimulus settings, time programming, maneuvering angles and thrusts, software updates
Indicator > Battery level and robot status
Protection > Dust-, ammonia- and water-resistant (no pressure washing)
Accessories adapted to your needs
Customization controller
Wheels
Side bumpers
Flags
Customization controller
Thanks to the customization controller, you can now adapt sound and visual stimuli, program in work schedules, or adjust maneuvering angles to the unique aspects of your farm. It’s a new way to give yourself a break, free up more time, and therefore organize your routine differently.
Wheels
- Large wheels : 6 cm ground clearance in front of the bumper
- Small wheels : 5 cm ground clearance in front of the bumper
We will advise you on the type of wheels best suited to your litter and equipment.
Side bumpers
They are recommended depending on the characteristics of your building and your equipment.
Flags
Because we know that birds get used to the robot, it is necessary to vary the stimuli. This flag kit allows you to hang and change the objects of interest.
How much are floor eggs costing you?
Find out how much you could save with fewer eggs laid on the floor thanks to the Spoutnic robot!
FAQ
Any questions? Here are the answers.
How many robots do I need for each pen?
Can I tell the robot what area to work in?
No, the robot moves randomly to keep the birds from getting too used to it. But don’t worry, in the end, the robot will cover the whole area.
I have an aviary with multiple sections, do I need several robots?
No, with simple arrangements it is possible to allow the robot to fit under a separator closed by a plastic sheet with a flap. This will allow the robot to move from one section to another on its own.
What happens if I have a scraper under my aviary?
The robot can pass over the scrapers from a height of 5 cm / 2 inches
I have flat chain feeders. Can I use the robot?
Yes, you can still use the robot. In order to move around properly, the robot needs 20 cm (8 inches) under the feed lines and 80 cm (2.7 feet) between the wall/line or slats/line.
When should I use the robot?
Begin using the robot a few days after your birds get ready to lay eggs. For nest training, use the robot in the morning, during laying hours. For an impact on fertility, use the robot in the afternoon every day.
Our clients
Testimonials
Laetitia Savary – France
Laetitia Savary is a breeder in Mayenne, France. A breeding specialist, she and her husband came up with the idea of the robot, which led to the creation of TIBOT Technologies. She explains why she opted for a robotic solution, and what benefits Spoutnic has brought to her farm.
Béatrice Coignard – France
Béatrice Coignard raises breeding hens in northwestern France (Ille-et-Vilaine). She explains the benefits that Spoutnic has brought her.
Make an appointment with one of our experts. We’ll look at your situation together.
Your building’s layout, breeding issues, type of breed, financing, etc. We are at your disposal to advise you on how to put the robot onto your farm.