Rugged cavity monitoring system design assists in mining operations and worker safety
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GeoSight president John Lupton demonstrates his MINEi cavity monitoring system. The system provides 3D data to calculate the volume of underground voids and is controlled on the system’s tablet computer that can adjust for scanning resolution, dusty conditions and types of terrain.
The 3D data is translated into visuals that contribute greatly to the safety of mine employees and to the productivity of individual mines. GeoSight has sold numerous systems in Canada around the world.
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