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Macro machines: The biggest and best mining machinery 21 December, 2011 As global mineral demand continues to soar, today's mining machinery needs to be very big and intelligent to keep up. Mining Technology dons its hard hat and checks out some of the most... > read more

Commodity Carriage: Cutting-Edge Conveyors 14 February, 2011 Moving ore from the mine to the next stage of processing requires rugged, reliable and cost-effective conveyors. Even in notoriously heavy equipment environments, mining conveyor companies...

Caterpillar: More Than One Leg to Stand On 17 September, 2010 The mining industry reached record highs in March 2008, but with the financial crisis came collapse. Frances Penwill-Cook caught up with Caterpillar to find out where new developments...

Save Costs with Improved UDD 08 July, 2010 Universal Dig and Dump technology shows great promise for the mining industry. Andrew Jessett, founder of MineWare, talks to Phil Thane about his work on UDD development and how he set up his...

Resilient, Rugged and Robust: The Laptop Revolution 23 February, 2010 The rugged notebook and laptop market now offers more robust products with enhanced performance for field operations. Alex Hawkes talks to leading rugged IT manufacturers about the...

Geochemists Join the Fast Lane 29 January, 2010 A new Microsoft high-performance computing system means geochemists no longer have to rely on desktop PCs for modelling. Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research...

Computing Grid Grants ‘Access All Areas’ 17 December, 2009 New workflow engines developed by CSIRO open the door to a brave new world of high-performance...

ERP: Software-Salvation 08 December, 2009 The recession has helped software companies servicing the mining sector by persuading operators to turn to IT&T. David Binning...

Lifting the Miners' Curse 11 November, 2009 The development of innovative fire-suppressant gels has delivered results that could lead to safer coal mining. CSIRO...

Diesel Design Cuts Mining Health Risk 12 October, 2009 CSIRO Exploration & Mining scientists are trying to develop a method of eliminating or at least reducing mine workers’ exposure to harmful...

UAVs – Mining’s Eye in The Sky 24 July, 2009 With mining companies beginning to use unmanned aerial vehicles to search for new mineral deposits, Daniel Garrun examines how such aircraft offer miners an opportunity to broaden their...

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