The mechanization of poultry harvesting is crucial for addressing labor shortages, improving efficiency, and maintaining productivity in the broiler sector. This system enables both small and large facilities to optimize workflow, as it operates efficiently regardless of capacity. By reducing labor costs and physical strain on farmers while improving bird welfare, it ensures a more humane and sustainable working environment. The use of smooth, vibration-free conveyor belts, adjustable cage inclination, and a smart design minimizes stress and injuries for both poultry and operators. A dual redundancy system with backup circuits, valves, and pumps ensures continuous operation, reducing maintenance needs and enhancing reliability. While this system offers numerous advantages, its diesel-powered engine increases emissions, raising concerns about its long-term environmental sustainability. Farmers pay €0.03 per bird, while machine owners face a €190,000 investment plus operational costs. However, efficiency gains and labor savings make it a viable long-term investment, with an expected annual revenue of €25,000 and a payback period of 5 to 7 years. Designed for industrial use, the system reduces the number of required employees from seven to three. Operated through a collaborative model, it optimizes resource utilization, reduces financial burdens on farmers, and enhances overall profitability and sustainability in poultry production.