This summer we deployed our retrofit operator prototype into an active Nevada mine. It rode along with in-cab and remote operators, ingesting everything they saw, every action they made, and every reason why a task was performed.
What we discovered: autonomous mining fleets can only be achieved through one context-aware, end-to-end data stack. And until now, that data stack hasn’t existed.
We are gearing up to release the most scalable autonomous mining system on earth.
Our system learns how to mine by attaching to mining fleets. It listens, collects, controls, and optimizes. Using the know-how provided by our customers, our system is literally learning how to operate a mine. (1/6)
The data stack is the crux in solving mining fleet autonomy.
The one data stack to rule them all doesn't exist yet because the only place to build it is inside the walls of mining operations.