Mining - ScanX Solutions

Digital transformation in mining allows, first of all, to create 3D models of the quarry and industrial site for further optimization of the tasks of calculating the volumes of production and finished products, planning of production, formation of support networks, monitoring of pit ends and automation of production processes from the movement of ore by unmanned dump trucks to the organization of explosive sessions. Digitization can be used to draw up executive and working documentation to control the execution of works

Competent experts from ScanX, along with state-of-the-art geodetic equipment by Leica Geosystems, enable the real-time collection of a tremendous amount of geospatial information both on the surface and underground. The dense and high-quality point cloud data, defined in a coordinate system, can be transformed into a comprehensive mining and geological package for planning purposes, calculating the volumes of ore, rock, or finished products. It also allows you to determine the amount of work performed.

The ScanX team uses laser scanning and LiDAR technology to efficiently determine production volumes and finished products, as well as to calculate the deviation of real data from design data. Compared to traditional geodata collection methods, laser scanning technology provides reliable, secure, high-quality, non-contact real-time geospatial data collection. The scale of digital transformation in the mining industry ranges from meters to several kilometers.

Using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and LiDAR technology, scanning allows for the acquisition of point clouds from hard-to-reach areas with coordinate reference, providing an advantage over using UAVs with cameras. The ScanX team also has experience in underground scanning, including tunnels, mines, tracks, caves, and more. This enables various applications such as the inspection of supporting structures.