Mine equipment intelligence
Connect haulage and support vehicles to GPS tracking, restricted-area monitoring, machine-hour reporting, fleet maintenance and fuel evidence.
Existing Fleet Intelligence modules; site-specific validation required.
WaltNet Innovations · Mining technology
See the equipment. Know the risks. Support safer operations.
Practical mine-fleet intelligence, industrial IoT integration and site-specific safety monitoring. Start with an operational assessment, then prove the data and workflows in a supervised pilot.
Equipment & fleet visibility
IoT sensor integration
Site-specific safety workflows
Integrated capability
One operating picture. Multiple verified data sources.
Solutions are scoped to actual site needs, not a one-size-fits-all equipment bundle.
Personnel accountability
Scope shift check-in/out, supervisor muster reports, location-zone accountability and escalation for workers not cleared at shift end.
Site design and integration pilot; not a certified emergency muster system yet.
Environmental sensor monitoring
Assess certified detectors for relevant gases, dust, temperature and ventilation conditions, then integrate authorised readings through an industrial gateway.
Mine-approved hardware, calibration, communications and approvals required.
Alerts and incident response
Define severity, on-site responders, acknowledgement, investigation, audit trail, outage and missed-report escalation.
Safety-critical local alarms must remain independent of remote dashboard availability.
From field assessment to working proof
Site discovery
Review hazards, operating areas, above-/underground coverage, existing equipment, privacy and the site's response procedures.
Integration design
Identify existing data sources, approved sensors, communication paths, network resilience and how each alarm reaches the responsible human.
Controlled pilot
Commission selected non-hazardous test points or approved equipment, capture authentic readings and simulate response workflows under supervision.
Acceptance & rollout
Verify detection, loss-of-signal behaviour, calibration, logs, access isolation, staff training, response time and maintenance before expansion.
Built around the mine's safety requirements
Underground, explosive-atmosphere and life-safety deployments require the site's written approval, suitably certified equipment, appropriate trained personnel and verification of network availability, on-device alarms and emergency response. Remote software dashboards do not replace approved gas detectors, evacuation procedures or mandatory personnel-accounting systems.
We work from site hazard assessments, actual manufacturer specifications and acceptance tests. No safety certification, equipment compatibility or regulatory authorisation is implied before verification.
Tell us about your operation.
Surface or underground? Number of machines and shifts? Key hazards? Existing sensors and connectivity? We'll define a realistic, testable pilot with an itemised quotation.