World's Largest Agnostic Autonomous Haulage Project Nears Completion
The world's largest fully agnostic autonomous mine project is nearing completion, with all 78 haul trucks at Roy Hill converted to driverless operation.
As part of the project, 60 trucks have been allocated to autonomous operation, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of autonomous technology in mining.
- Epiroc and Hancock Iron Ore's agnostic automation project is expected to reach fruition within a month.
- The project demonstrates the potential for autonomous technology to transform the mining industry.
The world's largest fully agnostic autonomous mine project is closing on full fruition.
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Author's summary: Autonomous mine project nears completion with 78 driverless trucks.