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//Gold industry

Built for the economics, hazards and obligations of gold.

We do not adapt generic industrial technology to gold mining. We start from grade, recovery, all-in sustaining cost, the hazards underground and on the pad, and the reporting that keeps a licence to operate - and engineer from there.

Wide view across the Super Pit gold mine showing benches, haul roads and equipment on the pit floor
Super Pit, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia
Photo: Bahnfrend · CC BY-SA 4.0
//Why gold, and only gold

A niche is not a limitation. It is the product.

Generic industrial technology has to be taught what a gram per tonne, a doré bar or a cyanide-code audit means. Ours already knows. Every engineer, model and interface we ship starts from the realities of a gold operation.

A pile of stacked gold bars
Doré to bullion

The product every decision is measured against

Grade is everything

A few tenths of a gram per tonne separates a good quarter from a bad one. Our systems are built around grade visibility, reconciliation and recovery, not generic mining KPIs.

Safety is non-negotiable

Underground gold mines, heap leach pads and tailings facilities carry specific hazards. We design robotics and software to take people out of those exposures first.

The compliance bar is high

Cyanide code, GISTM, LBMA responsible sourcing, water licences and closure plans generate constant reporting. We make the evidence trail automatic.

Capital discipline through the cycle

Gold price cycles punish over-investment. We deliver in pilots with clear go/no-go gates, so every stage pays for the next.

//Pit to pour

Every stage of the operation, mapped to a system.

Pick a stage to see the problems we hear most often from gold producers, and which of our three practices answers each one.

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Open-pit & underground mining

Drilling, blasting, loading and hauling ore to the right stockpile at the right grade, safely.

What usually hurts
  • Dilution and ore loss between the block model and the truck
  • People exposed to unsupported ground and post-blast atmospheres
  • Fleet and shift plans that are out of date by mid-shift
//At a glance

Focused by design.

A narrow scope is what lets us go deep: three practices that share one data model, applied across every stage of a gold operation, delivered in pilots you can measure.

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Integrated practices

Robotics, software and agents built to share one data model.

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Value-chain stages

Exploration, mining, processing, gold room and tailings.

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Typical pilot

Scoped to one shaft, pit or circuit with a go/no-go gate.

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Site support

Monitoring and on-call engineering once systems go live.

Start with a pilot

Which stage is costing you the most right now?

Tell us where grade, safety, downtime or reporting hurts most. We will map it to a pilot and come back with a scope, a price and an honest view of the return.

Photo: Alexey V. Kurochkin · CC BY-SA 4.0