Mining & resources
Haul-road grade and turns, loader-truck balance, crusher feed, ROM buffer, stockpiles, equipment uptime and wet-season access.
Each lane has its own assets, event logic, KPIs, constraints, calibration inputs and evidence output. The visual fidelity never substitutes for model confidence.
Haul-road grade and turns, loader-truck balance, crusher feed, ROM buffer, stockpiles, equipment uptime and wet-season access.
Fabrication cells, assembly flow, first-pass yield, changeovers, quality capacity, material travel and automation options.
Receiving, replenishment, slotting, pick routes, packing, sortation, docks, carrier cut-offs and seasonal peaks.
Dock-to-cold time, QA, temperature exposure, cold-room turns, marshalling, reefer availability and value at risk.
Gate queues, OCR and weighbridge service, arrival staging, yard occupancy, rehandles, dwell and dispatch waves.
Hydraulic continuity, equalisation, treatment quality, storage, process headroom, energy demand, outages and maintenance.
Site access, staging, crane and plant movement, programme sequencing, logistics interfaces and asset handover.
Harvest peaks, grading, packing, cooling, storage, dispatch, yield loss and labour availability.
Useful for repeated, resource-constrained flow decisions, with stricter privacy and evidence boundaries where people data is involved.
A twin is strongest when the real change is expensive, the flow repeats, performance is measurable and the model can influence a decision. It is weaker when the problem is a one-off judgement with no reliable operating data.
Delay, downtime, lost throughput, spoilage, labour, demurrage or capex is large enough to measure.
Routes, gates, buffers, assets, crews, storage or process stages interact and create queues.
The operation will face the decision again, or the model will be updated as evidence improves.
We can begin from a floor plan, mine plan, BIM model, GIS layer, aerial, photo set or a rough operating sketch.