Mining
Agentic software on the data your operation already produces
The equipment already reports. The problem isn't measuring: it's that the data never reaches a decision, and ends up spread across three platforms that don't talk to each other.
The scope, in one line
We work on the data your control systems already produce, alongside the supplier that maintains them.
Each control system answers to its manufacturer's standards. On the data it already emits we build the reports, alerts and views your operation needs.
What we build
Fuel control
Consumption cross-checked against operating hours and route. Inefficiency shows up, and so does consumption that matches no job at all.
Predictive maintenance
Anticipates critical component failure using the telemetry the equipment already sends. Less unplanned downtime.
Fleet availability
Hour meters, idle time and real utilisation per unit. Ends the monthly argument with the client over how available you actually were.
Client reporting
The reports the mining company demands, generated from operational data instead of rebuilt by hand every time.
Computer vision on site
Use of personal protective equipment and access to restricted areas, on the cameras already installed.
Platform integration
Sensor, ERP and maintenance system talking to each other. Today they're three different truths about the same shift.
Assistant over procedures
Manuals, protocols and regulations searchable in natural language, citing the document rather than inventing an answer.
What we assess case by case
Some work depends on the specific scope: in some variants we step in, in others the right supplier is someone else.
Autonomous fleet control
It depends on the equipment manufacturer and its qualification cycles. We look at which part of the data we can take on.
Real-time plant process control
Territory of the industrial suppliers and their hardware. We review which integration is viable on what is already installed.
Hardware or sensor installation
We're the software layer on top of the sensor that's already in place. If a sensor is missing, we coordinate it with whoever installs it.
We assess your case: with the details in front of us we can tell which variant we can take on and which one is better handled by someone else.
Who we're talking to
Mining contractors and mining service companies. They run the fleet, pay for the fuel, absorb the cost of a stopped machine and bill the mining company on availability.
The large mining company already bought its platform. The company serving it is still, largely, on spreadsheets — and that's where software pays for itself.
Let's talk about your operation
Tell us what you measure today and which decision you still can't make with it. Real scope comes from that, not from a catalogue.