Mining equipment news

The innovation project iBot4CRMs harnesses AI-powered, self-learning robots for urban mining to complement primary sources of critical raw materials and strengthen their supply resilience and competitiveness in Europe.

Hexagon’s Mining division is taking an exciting step forward in AI-based drill automation with the purchase of Drill Assist from Arizona-based Phoenix Drill Control, LLC.

Seequent has unveiled a landmark release of its Leapfrog solution for mining, with extensive enhancements and faster workflows to improve productivity and decision-making.

Mike Proost, TerraSource Global, explains how a multi-roll crusher can transform coal processing.

The Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and Hitachi Construction Machinery (Europe) NV (HCME) have agreed to collaborate for a vital research project on the maintenance of mining equipment.

MLG Oz Ltd. has announced the execution of a contract with Rio Tinto for the provision of bulk haulage and site services in support of ongoing activities at the Western Turner Syncline Mine.

Alastair Bovim, CEO of Insight Terra, explores a smarter way to monitor mines post-closure.

Sandvik Mining is introducing AutoMine® Surface Fleet, a new feature that enables operators to manage more than 15 Sandvik surface i-series drill rigs from any connected site location.

Romeu Kleinubing, Emerson, USA, explores how modern vibration monitoring technologies translate machine data into actionable insights, helping mining teams prevent breakdowns and keeping electric rope shovels working hard.

A prominent mine in New South Wales has taken a significant step forward in the modernisation of its equipment and operations by going digital with RCT – Powered by Epiroc.