Mining Automation Market Trends


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Mining operations have always been considered as an essential function for sustaining life on Earth. This status accorded to the mining sector primarily because they are responsible for extracting useful minerals from the surface of the Earth, as well as the seas. The mining operations for a more significant part of the last hundred years have been labor intensive. This has led to several accidents and loss of human life even if there was no human error involved. The minerals and ores that are mined are increasingly vital to the daily life that humans have become accustomed to. The abundance of ore deposits is expected to lead to further escalation in mining activities. Thus, the use of mining automation is expected to become more common in the upcoming years boosting the mining automation market share.

The market forces that are driving mining operators to employ existing and emerging technologies are identified as the winds of change in the global mining automation market. The technologies that are being deployed are estimated to exploit yield recoveries, counter-regulatory necessities, increase operational competences, and maintain safe or zero-harm environments. They connect the power of connectivity to influence the massive amount of information that occurs in daily mining automation systems. Due to the extraordinarily harsh conditions, the global mining sector has lagged over other industries as far as the influence of technology and automation is involved. The pace of change in mining operations has been slow but is developing steadily. The experts and spectators associated with the field are predicted a robust development in mining automation in the coming years, which will contribute to the overall development of the mining automation market.

Three major trends are identified as fundamentally transforming the industry. The shift from diesel to electrification has brought about increased productivity and sustainable use of resources while reducing input costs. Also, the digitalization of the mining sector is estimated to create a promising turnaround in overall market growth. The automation trend is also projected to create an upsurge in productivity and alter the way the sector works. However, the future is molded by the innovations and advances of the present. An important example that comes to mind is that of the Syama mine in Mali which was initially acquired by BHP as an open cast gold mine in the 80s, but from the time it has been taken over by Resolute Mining in 2015, it has experienced some astounding modifications as it gets primed to become the primary purpose-built automated mine in the world. The production is estimated to commence this year at Syama mine in Mali which, when it becomes operational, it is anticipated to become the world’s first completely automated mine, by utilization of technology that has been designed in close collaboration with Sandvik.

The automation that is expected to become prevalent in mining comes into two categories, namely labour automation and software automation. The software automation tools are being leveraged in mining operations so that mining professionals can uphold real-time control over operations for improved safety and efficiency. The software tools also execute tasks such as report creation and allow professionals time to concentrate on resolving problems and additionally improving efficacy. This is evident in the development by Rolls-Royce, who has recently signed an MoU with ASI Mining to provide autonomous-compatible Mobius-ready MTU engine solutions for gear across a broader range of mining uses. ASI Mining has decided to guarantee the compatibility of MTU engines and ASI’s Mobius control and command software for autonomous vehicles. The Rolls-Royce business unit Power Systems, through its brand MTU, and ASI Mining proposes to pool their knowledge to offer engine results that are well-matched with ASI’s vehicle automation software.

However, with integration of automation, the mining automation market can expect certain challenges such as hackers who can launch cyberattacks with permanent denial of service (PDO) at mines through connected devices thus jeopardizing the safety of the workers.

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