Ma’aden and Hexagon partner to launch Middle East’s first digital mine
Published by Jane Bentham,
Editorial Assistant
Global Mining Review,
Saudi Arabian mining company Ma’aden, the largest multi-commodity firm in the Middle East, and Hexagon, a global leader in digital reality solutions, have partnered to launch the Middle East’s very first digital mine.
Hexagon’s life-of-mine technology solutions are being successfully deployed at Mansoura Massarah mine, combining sensor, software, and autonomous technologies to enhance efficiency, productivity, quality, and safety across the mine’s operations.
Duncan Bradford, Executive Vice President Base Metals and New Metals, Ma’aden, said: “This partnership strongly aligns with our digitisation strategy, as we work to use the vast amounts of data that we mine to make our mine safer and more efficient. We look forward to working closely with Hexagon to implement and utilise the region’s first digital mine to elevate Mansourah Massara’s operations.”
Nick Hare, President of Hexagon’s Mining division, added: “We are excited to help bring to life this important shift toward digitisation of the mine, one that holistically leverages intelligent data and automation across workflows to minimise the impacts of mining while simultaneously improving safety, productivity, and operational efficiency. This is about co-authoring the next chapter of mining in this region with a partner who shares in our drive toward a sustainable future.”
Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/technology-digitalisation/15012024/maaden-and-hexagon-partner-to-launch-middle-easts-first-digital-mine/
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