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A bird’s eye view of an augmented reality mining operation provides an overview of activity.
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Close up views allow more detailed insight into physical operations. This case depicts a mining shovel loading a mining truck with collision and truck load indicators.
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View the activity in real-time operation exactly as the on-site vehicle operator sees it. This representation depicts a cab view of a mining truck. Note the detailed data available, including a site map in the upper right, guidance indicators above the dash and vehicle metrics on the dashboard.
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Tracking cameras provide detail on equipment, terrain and important data. This shot depicts a tracking camera’s view of a mining truck with load indicators.
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All requested data is presented in an easy-to-view and analyze format, even down to the vehicle/operator level. Know how your operators are performing.
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Know where you should drill before making attempt after attempt. In this scenario, a virtual blasting drill moves to the target borehole location represented on the surface.
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Get information on beneath-surface strata for better decision making. In this image, color-coded material hardness profiles illustrate different strata layers encountered while drilling vertical and diagonal boreholes.
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Have accurate data at your fingertips, including borehole information panels that illustrate hardness and dip angle information.
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Operation Center display walls allow dispatchers and supervisors to monitor critical aspects of mining operations through various camera angles.
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