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Cybersecurity: getting IT right, or nOT?
The convergence of information technology (IT) and OT is increasing the cyberattack surface for mining companies. Credit: your/Shutterstock. In July 2023, Johannesburg-based Sibanye-Stillwater joined a
The convergence of information technology (IT) and OT is increasing the cyberattack surface for mining companies. Credit: your/Shutterstock. In July 2023, Johannesburg-based Sibanye-Stillwater joined a
Surface equipment fleets, including trucks, are increasingly adopting autonomous or battery-electric technology. Credit: Reyhan Reynardot/Shutterstock. Mining is the bedrock of modern Australia, in no small
An aerial view of the Cobre Panama mine 120km west of Panama City, which closed in 2023, impacting global copper supply. Credit: Photo by LUIS
Digital twins are the ‘workhorses’ behind predictive maintenance in the mining industry. Credit: Maxim Gaigul/Shutterstock. The failure of mining equipment can be devastating. By any
ABB is working with mining companies to build integrated electrification and digital solutions for the full mining process – from pit to port. Credit: ABB.
Fatigue Science has developed Readi, a predictive fatigue management software solution for heavy industries. Credit: Fatigue Science. In mining, health and safety is of critical
Renewable diesel can help mine operators reduce emissions. Credit: Lucian Coman / Shutterstock. The mining industry is key to the global energy transition, but it
Share this article Digital technologies are improving the maintenance and monitoring of ground-engaging tools. Credit: Shutterstock. GETs are a critical element of mining tools. Used
Share this article Technology, training and regulation need to go hand in hand to improve mine safety. Credit: Mark Agnor / Shutterstock Australia’s mining community
Share this article Rescue efforts in the wake of a landslide at a Turkish mine in February 2024. Credit: Turkish Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency/Handout/Anadolu