Digital Innovation: Augmented Reality in the Mining Sector

Digital Innovation
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
Augmented Reality within the Mining sector..............................................................................3
Analytics..........................................................................................................................................6
Two data analytics techniques which benefit the organization...................................................6
Analytics opportunities and the challenges and implementation of the opportunities................8
Importance of the Artificial Intelligence......................................................................................9
The ethical issues within Artificial intelligence.........................................................................10
CONCLUSION .............................................................................................................................11
REFERENCES..............................................................................................................................12
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INTRODUCTION
Augmented Reality within the Mining sector
The development regarding technology requires to create an augmented reality system
that enable to see this kind of technology within many sectors such as marketing, navigation aid
and maintenance aid as well as gaming. Augmented reality is an emerging form of experience
that is related to the real world and is increased through computer-generated content that tied to
a location as well as activities. In other words, Augmented Reality enables the digital content to
overlay seamlessly to provide perceptions of the real world. the 2D and 3D objects as digital
assets, for example, audio as well as video files, information is incorporated into the user's
perceptions considering the real world. This article emphasizes the mining sector within Canada
as well as particularly within the province of Quebec is considered as the leading decision maker
to utilizes the new technologies within a sector. The evaluation put forward some various actions
for the improvement as well as development by using technology and technical point of view to
assist augmented reality within the mining sector (Mesu, Sanders and Riemsdijk,2015).
Motivators
During the current mining operations, there are three significant areas of activity, as each
of the three corners of a triangle guides the work of the people on the site. One of the corners
represents health as well as safety within the workplace. The second one includes constraints
that are associated with the environment and the third one is associated with productivity. As a
part of the continuous improvement that has an impact on an employee's health and safety of
RIO TINTO. Moreover, mining structure from various industries trends so that their product can
be modernized (Mesu, Sanders and Riemsdijk,2015).
The first position that includes the operator of the power shovel, whose job is to collect
minerals to load high capacity trucks. The next position involves position related to truck drivers.
The people work closely with each other during the entire cycle regarding products such as from
the position of truck to the loading zone through the arrival regarding the unloading zone. With
the outline of the whole production, the augmented reality of the Rio Tinto related to the pure
production mode finds the better working by utilising work stations — enabling enhancing in
increases the profitability of the operators. The aim of this study bring change through
augmented system to necessary changes as a part of the improvement within the productivity and
also the safety of the workers of the RIO TINTO.
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Augmented reality
Here the combining as well as virtual and offering 3D registration. Here the third point is
not necessary to compiled with augmented reality. Thus, to use a more anthropocentric approach
that consists of the defining augmented reality as not byways of the effect as it has same as the
user. Thus, the aim of the anthropocentric approach that consists of defining augmented reality
that can offer either a modelling of the real world that depends on the creation of an imaginary
world (Mesu, Sanders and Riemsdijk,2015).
Here primary augmented reality is made up of the sensory devices that are capable of
stimulating the sense of the user such as helmets, speakers and glasses as well as motorized
devices that capture movement of the user such as vision camera, and inertial navigator platform.
Efficiency and accuracy regarding drilling is introduced by visual guidance assistance. This
visual technology can be improved through orientation of the drill below and display real time
location. It also displays drill below surface. It also assists the mining on surface regarding the
poor conditions such as rain, sand, etc. It assists developing applications that enable miners to
see scenarios and objects.
Primary skills areas within the mining sector
The mining sector requires synergy among various skill areas as it describes the primary areas
that are required for work regarding the open-pit mine as the order of the primary skills that are
linked to the various number of the people belonging to each skill areas.
Heavy Machines operators (Mobile or fixed)
Tasks: This job consists of various driving as well as operating as both at the hands, and the
machines that are considered extremely heavy as well as large. Here the operators of these kinds
of machines at the starting point are used for handling the minerals (Odoardi and et al., 2019).
Operators on the mobile machines must guide machines from the loading to the unloading zone
as they must follow the onboard software to know where they are required or also take the load
such as
utilize Augmented reality
Here the operators can deal with significant problems such as lack of visibility as giant machines
have also weighed several hundred tonnes as the operators must deal within the significant spots
called the blind spots. As in many of the conditions, the drivers must be manoeuvre blind that is
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