Razor Labs partners with SIMEC Mining following initial pilot phase

Razor Labs, a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) driven predictive maintenance solutions, has signed a subscription agreement with SIMEC Mining, a major industrial and mining operator in South Australia.

Building on the promising initial pilot phase, this partnership will see the continued deployment of Razor Labs’ DataMind AI predictive maintenance system across SIMEC’s critical assets.

“The initial stages of implementing DataMind AI have shown potential in enhancing our site’s operations,” SIMEC Mining chief engineering and reliability John Stewart said.

“By providing early warnings and actionable insights, we aim to prevent equipment failures before they occur, significantly reducing unplanned downtime and maintenance costs. DataMind AI also helps us maintain a safer working environment by minimising the need for manual inspections in hazardous areas.

“We are optimistic about the continued benefits that this technology will deliver.”

SIMEC Mining innovation and technology manager Karl Reichenberg said the Datamind AI platform complements the company’s existing asset management, downtime detection and conditional monitoring systems and seamlessly integrates with its existing historian data.

“The Datamind AI platform complements our existing asset management, downtime detection and conditional monitoring systems and seamlessly integrates with our existing historian data,” Reichenberg said.

“At SIMEC, we aim to promote the use of AI while ensuring we maintain a cyber secured environment within our digital technology landscape. The implementation of the Razor Labs solution is utilising AI to reduce the time our maintenance staff is manually monitoring and reporting the condition of our critical processing assets and in return extending the lifespan of our equipment.”

Razor Labs chief business officer Tomer Srulevich expressed his enthusiasm for the new agreement:

“We are pleased to expand our partnership with SIMEC Mining, one of South Australia’s leading mining and industrial operators,” Srulevich said.

“The early results have been encouraging, and we look forward to continuing to deliver benefits through this subscription agreement. SIMEC Mining’s commitment to innovation and failure prevention is impressive and allows for improved processes and a significant impact on safety and reliability in the current market conditions.”

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