In loading and haulage, a few minutes of waiting or one poor assignment can add up across a shift to lost production and higher costs.
BiSmart turns this scattered data into one manageable operational picture.
Review the full haul cycle from loading to return.
The time spent in each stage can be analyzed, so you can pinpoint exactly where in the cycle a delay occurs.
Catch long queues and non-productive stops before they become a whole-shift problem.
See machine positions and status as operations run, with one integrated picture of fleet movement across the mine. Depending on project configuration, operating states can include:
Review performance by variables such as:
Control machine movement across haul routes and destinations, and spot deviations or disruptions faster.
Key operational events can be logged and shown to the dispatch center so the team can react faster to abnormal conditions.
Tracking machines is only part of the information a mining operation needs.
Answers questions such as:
BiSmart turns fleet data into operational decisions.
Operations management delivers more value when data from every part of the mine comes together.
Using machine technical data for a fuller picture of fleet condition, where the project infrastructure allows.
Review of the fleet, haul routes, loading and dump points and current operating structure.
Assessment of equipment, communications and the data the system needs.
Initial rollout on part of the operation and a data-flow check.
BiSmart configured to fit the mine's operating structure.
Training for dispatch center users and related teams.
Reviewing system performance and operating KPIs after go-live.
The deployment model should match the mine's size, fleet, haulage structure and existing infrastructure — which is why we assess site conditions before implementation.
It depends on the fleet type, the data required and the mine's current infrastructure, and is defined during the technical assessment.
Each project's communications architecture is designed for the site. Network and communications infrastructure are reviewed before deployment.
Integration depends on the existing system and how its data can be accessed, and is reviewed by our technical team.
Deployment time depends on fleet size, infrastructure, required equipment and project scope, and is set after the initial assessment.
Project cost depends on fleet size, the modules in scope, required equipment and the mine's existing infrastructure.
If truck queues, rising cycle times, non-productive stops or a lack of live haulage visibility are challenges at your mine, let's start by reviewing how your operation runs today.
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