People
Tags and radios keep crews locatable in stopes, pits, and workshops.
Introduction
A mine is people, haul trucks, and ground conditions in the same high-risk space. Tronixware connects personnel tracking, gas sensing, and equipment health so the control room knows who is where and what is failing.
Plant
Haul trucks, drills, and conveyors report hours, faults, and location.
Mine systems
A mine is people, haul trucks, and ground in the same high-risk space. Tronixware connects personnel tracking, gas sensing, and equipment health so the control room knows who is where and what is failing.
Tags and radios keep crews locatable in stopes, pits, and workshops. Haul trucks, drills, and conveyors report hours, faults, and location. Gas, dust, and ventilation follow the face instead of a fixed fan timetable. Slope, vibration, and water sensors flag ground that is moving before a stoppage is forced.
Atmosphere
Gas, dust, and airflow follow the working face, not a set-and-forget fan chart.
Ground and water
Slope, vibration, and water make instability visible before a road or wall goes.
Fleet
Cycle times and idle minutes show which trucks and shovels are actually working.
Maintenance
Predictive alerts cut unplanned stops on crushers and conveyors.
Safety and production
Production numbers are useless if a crew cannot be found. Safety systems are useless if they are a separate screen from the fleet.
In a gas, fire, or collapse event, location is the first fact. On a normal shift, cycle time and idle minutes are the facts that move a shovel or park a truck. Ventilation that follows occupancy saves energy without starving a heading of air. The same layer serves both the emergency and the shift plan.
Find people
Must-muster lists are locations, not a clipboard at the lamp room.
Move fleet
Dispatchers see which units wait and which are in cycle, without a radio storm.
Air on demand
Fans follow crews and machines so empty headings are not fully ventilated.
Stop before failure
Conveyor and crusher health is a planned window, not a belt down at peak.
What mine teams gain
People can be found, air follows work, plant fails less often, and production numbers come from cycles, not estimates.
- Crews located during gas, fire, or collapse events.
- Lower energy use from demand-based ventilation.
- Fewer surprise failures on haul and process plant.
- Clearer output from live cycle data instead of end-of-shift guesses.