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T-Moov Poultry Robot · photo pending manufacturer approval
Robotic barn · Fully autonomous

T-Moov Poultry Robot

Small autonomous barn robot for cage-free layer, breeder and turkey houses — patrols the litter on 4-wheel drive, stimulating birds with lights, sounds and lasers to keep flocks moving, cut floor eggs and aerate litter. Developed by Breton startup Tibot (200+ Spoutnic/T-Moov units in 22 countries); Tibot's assets were acquired by fellow French poultry-robotics firm Octopus Biosafety in November 2022, which now manufactures and sells the T-Moov.

Available in: France · Australia

At a glance

Best for

Cage-free layer and breeder houses fighting floor eggs, and turkey barns needing flock activity and litter aeration without a person walking the house several times a day.

Avoid if

You need heavy litter tilling or disinfection — that is Octopus's larger XO robot; or you expect mapping/telemetry beyond the robot's simple autonomous patrol behaviour.

Not suitable for

Caged systems; dairy or arable applications; barns wanting egg collection (it deters floor laying, it does not pick eggs up).

Specifications

Power sourceRechargeable lithium battery · ~10 h operation, ≤3 h charge on a standard outlet
Required tractor powerNot applicable
Dimensions65 × 54 cm, height 18.5–22.5 cm (fits under feed lines)
Weight15 kg
Min farm sizeNot disclosed
ProductivityOne robot covers ~1,200 m² of barn floor
Max speed0.1–0.7 m/s, six adjustable speeds
SensorsObstacle detection with bypass manoeuvres; ammonia-, dust- and water-resistant housing designed for disinfectants
ConnectivityStandalone autonomous patrol; two-button start, no installation required
Compatible toolsBird stimulation — 7 coloured lights, 10+ sounds, laser projections, mechanical movement; litter aeration
Configurations
T-MoovCurrent generation, replaced the Spoutnic in December 2021
Spoutnic / Spoutnic NAV (predecessors)200+ units sold in 22 countries via 14 distributors since 2016; superseded

Price & ROI

Price (EUR)Not disclosed
Native priceNot disclosed
Price verifiedNot disclosed
Business modelBuy via Octopus Biosafety and its international distributor network
Ongoing costBattery replacement; cleaning/disinfection consumables
MaintenanceDesigned to be washed and disinfected between flocks; no fixed installation
Payback modelT-Moov Poultry Robot · Octopus Biosafety (ex-Tibot Technologies)
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Verified outcomes

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Floor egg rateYieldper flock · Octopus Biosafety T-Moov product page
Stabilised at ~0.5% claimed with T-Moov patrolsVendor-claimedwas: Elevated floor-egg rates in cage-free houses (one Spoutnic farmer case reported ~25%)
Farmer walk-throughs of the houseLabourongoing · Octopus Biosafety T-Moov product page
-50%Vendor-claimedMultiple daily walk-throughs to stir the flock → About 50% fewer walk-throughs claimed
Payback periodCost9–11 months · Octopus Biosafety T-Moov product page
9–11 months claimedVendor-claimedwas: —

EU context

CE markingCE marked; designed and made in France
EU Machinery RegulationSmall mobile barn machine placed on the EU market by Octopus Biosafety
AI Act relevanceOut of high-risk scope; simple autonomous patrol behaviour
CAP subsidyMay qualify under animal-welfare / livestock-modernisation rural development measures (member-state specific)

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Verified EU dealers
Octopus BiosafetySaint-Nolff (Morbihan), FR — direct and via distributor network
International distributor network (14 distributors, inherited from Tibot)Europe · North America · Japan · Australia
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Specifications cross-checked against manufacturer documentation; listing last verified 2026-07-16.

Demo
Demo video on fileManufacturer-hosted · last checked 2026-07-16
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