MISSIONS / 01 / MINING
Map it before anyone walks in.
Mines are full of spaces that need to be seen but shouldn't be entered: fresh headings, voids, stopes, old workings, the ground right after a blast. We're building drones that go there first.
Underground inspection still depends on people walking into places where the ground, the air or the visibility can't yet be trusted. GPS doesn't reach, radio is unreliable, and the information comes back slowly — or not at all.
What we're building toward
- Underground mapping — 3D scans of drives, stopes and voids without line-of-sight survey.
- Post-blast and re-entry checks — eyes on the face and the backs before crews return.
- Navigation without GPS — designed to fly where satellites and maps don't reach.
- Environmental readings — air, dust and temperature data alongside the imagery.
- Records you own — survey data delivered into your systems, not someone else's cloud.
Where it fits
Applications
Stope and void survey
Measure what was actually extracted and what's left standing.
Abandoned workings
Assess old or inaccessible areas without risking a crew.
Open-pit inspection
Highwalls, benches and tailings, inspected on a schedule rather than when someone has time.
Have a mining problem we should hear about?
We're shaping our first systems around real operating needs. Tell us about yours.