Micromine reveals its 2024 Release
Published by Jane Bentham,
Editorial Assistant
Global Mining Review,
Micromine, a company providing next-generation technology for mining, has revealed its 2024 Release. The release introduces new features and enhancements across the company's entire product suite.
Kiril Alampieski, Micromine's Chief Strategy and Product Officer, expressed the company's dedication to assisting the global exploration and mining industry in achieving greater success: "Addressing the ever-evolving needs and requirements of our clients is the driving force behind our relentless focus on innovation to ensure the industry can achieve more by integrating technology within the client operational workflows and reducing data errors and productivity bottlenecks."
Powered by the company's cloud-native data sharing and collaboration tool, Micromine Nexus, the 2024 Release introduced two significant features: Micromine Origin Copilot and Micromine Geobank Panorama, enhancing the company's exploration solutions.
"The ground-breaking feature, Micromine Origin Copilot, is poised to revolutionise geological and resource modelling. The cloud-based AI companion can process data categorised or quantified and employs advanced machine learning techniques to craft thorough and robust models autonomously," said Dr Alampieski.
"Micromine Origin Copilot plays the role of a skilled ally, offering a supplementary perspective to support and authenticate conventional resource estimation methods, thereby empowering geologists with greater confidence and peace of mind in their models. This AI journey begins with grade modelling and will be implemented to other features throughout Micromine Origin and the wider Micromine ecosystem," he added.
Micromine Geobank's Panorama feature also benefits from AI and cloud-computing assistance. It can automate the labour-intensive task of creating a seamless down-hole image from drill core imagery.
The company's three mine planning solutions received updates for the 2024 Release.
Micromine Alastri expands on its battery-electric haulage modelling capabilities. The functionality allows mine planners to analyse, validate, and implement robust decarbonisation strategies that describe what the mine of the future looks like in practice.
Micromine Spry has evolved with a broader set of tools and visualisation to tackle the demands of modern coal and soft rock mine planning head-on. The updates are designed to provide a better understanding of mine data and more straightforward methods to communicate results.
Micromine Beyond improves strategic scheduling with new pit optimisation and materials management capabilities. The new functionality builds more confidence and certainty when developing life-of-mine plans.
"Micromine's mine planning and scheduling tools are engineered to meet the needs of mine planners at each planning horizon and primary mining method. The 2024 Release is future-focused, delivering precise and dependable outcomes for today's mine planners," said Dr Alampieski.
Lastly, Micromine's mine production, control, and fleet management solution, Micromine Pitram, adds greater improvements, making it easier to track shift progress and gain valuable insights, as well as reducing time spent on data extraction and manipulation.
In his summary of the 2024 Release, Dr Alampieski emphasised the company's commitment to pushing technological limits and focusing on helping users tackle intricate challenges effortlessly.
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