Mining
Give your crews the information they need, on site.
Procedures, plans and site records in one place, and still there when the connection drops.
See where mining work usually runs
Where AI helps first
From a pile of documents to a clear answer.
- Procedures on hand
- Find the current procedure, permit or plan, with a link to the document it came from.
- Handovers and reports
- Draft shift handovers and reports from your own records, for a person to check.
- Gaps and clashes
- Point out where documents are missing or disagree with each other.
What decides it
Three things that decide where your AI runs.
Work that happens at the face
Crews need procedures, permits and plant manuals where they work, not just in the office.
Decides whether it runs at the site
Plant networks kept apart
Control systems sit on their own network, so the AI runs beside them rather than over the internet.
Decides what it may connect to
Contracts with the majors
Tier-one clients set the rules on where your data and your AI may go.
Decides where it may run
The pilot
How we judge a pilot here.
- Time to find a procedure
- How often the answer is right
- Minutes your team spends checking the AI's work
- Questions answered without internet
Getting started
How we'd start with you.
We start with one job at one site. Together we agree who checks the AI's work, where it runs, and what your team does if it's unavailable.
What each step includesSee what renting AI would cost for 60 people looking up procedures and site plans.
Open it in the cost calculatorAI Ownership Workshop
Find out what to rent and what to own.
About 90 minutes at no cost, and you leave with a one-page ranking, a rough cost and a first pilot.