MOSIMTEC demonstrates MineTwin’s discrete-event simulation capabilities for mine planning and investment decisions, featuring live examples of buffer sizing optimization, equipment maintenance impact analysis, and Railveyor material handling.
A complex underground mining operation in North America, with multiple ore bodies, development areas, and shared infrastructure needed a way to evaluate different improvement opportunities. Traditional planning approaches, relying on static schedules and…
Pronto.AI, an AHS provider, and Whittle Consulting partnered with Amalgama Software Design to evaluate whether smaller autonomous trucks could outperform larger manned trucks economically and operationally. Challenge The traditional approach to LOM calculations…
Nornickel, a leading global producer of nickel and palladium, implemented a simulation-based decision support system (MineTwin) to improve planning and coordination across six of its underground mining operations. The model has been in…
South Crofty, a historic underground tin mine in Cornwall, UK, is being redeveloped by Cornish Metals. To validate the restart plan, which includes shaft rehab, developing underground infrastructure, and a phased ramp-up, Tomahee…
Not all mining equipment failures have the same impact on production—simulation with MineTwin shows that downtime for one class of equipment reduces throughput far more than another. By modeling different failure scenarios, mining operations can focus maintenance budgets where they deliver the highest return.
Per the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines, hundreds of former leaders are calling for the U.S. Senate to ratify the UN Convention on the Law of the…
MOSIMTEC’s digital twin of Sibanye-Stillwater’s Nye Mine reduced backfill scheduling time, provided early visibility into bottlenecks, and enabled more frequent and accurate forecasting, ultimately optimizing operations and resource management.