See the Whole Operation, Not the Last Shift Report
MiningSense puts a live digital twin over the operation — pits, haul roads, exclusion zones, stockpiles and plant — on nodes that need no site power and no network. The rules you set raise the alert while there is still time to act.
The Sites That Need It Most Have the Worst Coverage
Mining ground is exactly where conventional monitoring gives up — no mains power at the pit, no network on the haul road, and dust and heat that finish consumer hardware inside a season.
MiningSense runs on battery and solar nodes over 4G, relayed across a self-healing mesh where there is no coverage at all, with local buffering that backfills in order — so the record has no holes.
What MiningSense Watches
Exclusion zones that enforce themselves
Nominate the ground around operating plant and get an alert the moment someone is in it — while there is still time to do something, not in the incident review.
PPE and access compliance
Continuous checks that the right protective equipment is worn in the areas you nominate, and that gate headcount matches the induction list.
Haul road and vehicle movement
Count and classify vehicles on haul roads, at gates and around the crusher — the utilisation picture that argues fleet size with evidence.
Stockpiles and progress
Scheduled capture across pits, benches and stockpiles builds a visual record of how the operation moved, month over month.
Fire, smoke and environmental watch
Early visual detection on remote ground long before anyone is close enough to report it, plus wildlife presence for environmental obligations.
Reporting without the paperwork night
Shift and monthly reporting generated from measurement rather than reassembled from notes, with the raw record attached.
Deploy, Model, Automate
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Deploy anywhere
Battery and solar nodes over 4G, relayed across the off-grid mesh where there is no coverage at all. No trenching, no site power.
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Model the operation
Zones for pits, haul roads, laydown, workshops and gates — so every measurement lands against a place your crews already name.
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Automate the rules
Exclusion-zone breaches, PPE checks, vehicle thresholds and stockpile movement become alerts, and alerts become the record.
Everyone Who Owns an Outcome
Site and operations managers
One live picture across pits, plant and gates instead of radio traffic and a shift report that arrives after the decision was needed.
HSE and safety leads
Continuous exclusion-zone and PPE monitoring, incident reconstruction with retrospective review, and a defensible record for the regulator.
Mine planning and technical services
Progress and movement measured consistently over time, feeding planning with something better than a monthly estimate.
Environment and community
Wildlife presence, dust and fire watch, and visitation evidence for the obligations attached to your approvals.
Every Measurement Lands Somewhere Real
Zones for pits, benches, haul roads, laydown and gates mean data arrives already meaning something — a named place, a rule and a threshold, instead of a feed somebody has to sit and interpret.
The same twin generates the shift and monthly reporting from measurement rather than from notes reassembled at the end of a long day, with the raw record attached.
MiningSense, Answered
Our sites have no network at all. Does this work?
That is the case the hardware was built for. Nodes run on batteries or solar, report over 4G where there is coverage, and relay across a self-healing mesh where there is not. Data buffers locally and backfills in order when a link returns, so the record has no holes.
Is this monitoring our workers?
It monitors conditions, not individuals. Detection produces presence, counts and compliance states — no facial recognition, no biometric identification, and retrospective imagery renders as anonymised silhouettes. Crew location, where you enable it, is a separate workforce feature that should be covered at induction; we will help word it.
How does it fit our existing safety systems?
Alerts and events push out through webhooks and a REST API, so breaches land in the systems your team already watches rather than in another portal. An MCP server lets an AI assistant query the operation directly.
Can we trial it on one pit first?
Yes, and we would recommend it. A scoped deployment on one area with agreed success measures, reviewed honestly at the end. The data is yours whether it proceeds or not.
What about dust, heat and vibration?
Nodes are IP67 sealed and rated from −20 °C to +50 °C, with mounting for poles, structures and plant. They are built to be installed and left alone.
Trial MiningSense on One Pit
See live occupancy, queues and crowd flow — and how they’d work on your site.
