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Webinar Summary: Enhancing Drilling & Blasting with Geospatial Data

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) connect data to maps. Join Elijah Williams, Senior Solutions Engineer, as he demonstrates how to integrate GIS data into your quarrying, drilling, & blasting workflows.

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This is How We Would've Ordered EY's Top 10 business risks and opportunities for mining and metals in 2021.

EY's top 10 business risks and opportunities for mining and metals in 2021 places Digital & Datat Optimization and Innovation at nos. 9 & 10. We disagree. Here's why...

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Connecting the Solutions- Mining & Quarrying Companies Need an AI Powered Dashboard

Data silos are a well known obstacle for the quarrying industry. Ravi Sahu and Kevin Vonesh have an answer- an AI powered Solutions Dashboard.

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TLDR- AI's Explosive Impact in Drill and Blast

Mining Magazine EMEA editor Craig Gutherie spoke with Strayos CEO Ravi Sahu about the need for AI to assist drillers and blasters with creating the best shot possible.

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Accuracy When it Matters Most

Maurer & Scott's Zach Tobias shares 3 stories of how drones and Strayos helped him pull off tricky shots that could have gone horribly wrong- but thankfully didn't.

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Customer Spotlight Maurer & Scott

In 2017 many companies offered drone 3D photogrammetry solutions. Zach Tobias had to find the best. What he found in Strayos blew his mind.

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How Maurer & Scott Helped their Client Prevent a Fly Rock Disaster using Strayos

Maurer & Scott's Technical Specialist Zach Tobias shares the story of how using drones with Strayos'3D Blast Profiling tools they were able to help their client avoid a fly rock disaster.

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How Maurer & Scott Increased Production 10x for Their Client

By incorporating drones and Strayos into our workflow, we were able to increase production at this quarry 10x.

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5 Reasons Small Mines Should Conduct Pit Analysis

Pit Analysis makes mine and quarry operations more efficient and profitable. Here are 5 reasons every mine and quarry should conduct regular pit analyses: 1. save time, 2. increase profits, 3. work smarter, 4. ensure compliance, and 5. prevent disasters.

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