Neural-network computer-vision sensors, built by embedded engineers who work alongside process engineers. They give the control room a head start — and stay out of the way of the people who know the plant.
A rock-camera instrument that segments rock on the conveyor and reports particle-size distribution continuously — no sampling delay, no lab wait. Feed-size information reaches the controller in time to matter.
A froth-camera instrument that measures froth velocity from vision, giving a real-time handle on flotation behaviour rather than waiting for an assay.
A ball-camera instrument that tracks the mill's steel-ball charge — protecting grind and throughput without the periodic crash-stops you used to schedule.
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