The goal of this project is to describe how to use man's associated energy to facilitate hard physical work easier and faster, as well as to enable work faster and cheaper in regions where there is no electricity. Making a manual milking machine improves the finished product's quality and hygiene. The milker's operation is based on the imitation of udder sucking. Rubber membranes are utilised in this process, which are put on the udder and generate a vacuum. When the device is turned on, pressure is created, which causes the milk to flow into the tanks. The use of a milking machine promotes faster milk production in goats while maintaining good hygiene standards. A major issue occurs while milking goats in areas where there is no access to electricity using existing milking devices. Milking by hand is a time-consuming and physically demanding task; the sanitary conditions are also poor, and the milk is of lesser quality and filthy.Lactation lasts less than when milking using milkers, resulting in a substantially lesser profit.