A conference on the future
of mining load and haul
September 19 - 20 2019
InterContinental Singapore, Middle Road
Truck and shovel mining today is anything but “conventional mining.” Most
mines now utilise advanced fleet management systems (FMS) and data
analytics to monitor their fleets in real time – everything from payload
to tyre conditions, engine performance and fuel management. And the
number of mines trialling or planning to trial fully autonomous machines
or at least teleremote machines is increasing every single month as the
benefits are proven and the hardware gets more affordable. The equipment OEMs
themselves are planning for the future with cabless machines, machines
running on LNG or electric power, and the use of geofencing, telematics and
greater degrees of digitalisation. This conference will be the first load and haul
event of its kind – one that is focussed on this topic but which has a firmly future mining focus. Plus it is being held
in the worldwide hub of Singapore, therefore tapping into the mining markets of Asia and Australasia and further afield,
making it a truly global gathering.
DAY 1
Equipment design and innovation
Christopher B. Althausen, Director of Sales & Marketing, Pioneer Solutions, LLC
Mining truck design and development: challenges, hurdles and solutions
Brad Rogers, CEO, Bis Industries
Innovation in minesite haulage
Speaker TBC
Automation in surface mining
Drew Larsen, Director of Business Development, ASI Mining
Autonomous Mining – more feasible than you might think
Tony Cutler, Principal Consultant, OTR Global
Factoring tyres into autonomous haulage
Steve Russell, Director – Mining, Scott Technology Ltd
Robofuel Robotic Refuelling – A safety and productivity initiative for the 21st Century Mine
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