Facing Challenges

• The mining industry is currently facing a significant challenge in coordinating multiple mining vehicles to
  achieve efficient and orderly operations due to poor road conditions, lack of clear signage, and the involvement
  of multiple mining routes.

• Traditional methods of communication through intercom and on-site manual dispatch make it difficult to have
   real-time knowledge of the actual operational conditions of each mining vehicle.

• Moreover, the workload for environmental monitoring in the mining area is extensive, with long cycles and
  high investment and maintenance costs. During round-the-clock operations in the mining area, human errors
  are inevitable due to fatigue, resulting in issues such as personal safety risks and project delays, significantly
  impacting productivity.

Solution

The Hogons HG105G reinforced three-defense panel integrates information technology, industrial technology, and management technology, enabling functions such as information collection, route planning, vehicle control, data analysis, and safety warning. This deep integration enhances collaboration between individuals and vehicles, as well as between vehicles themselves, thus improving productivity and reducing labor costs. Ultimately, it achieves comprehensive digitized, precise, and automated management control.

Application Performance

• Assigning designated transportation routes for mining vehicles, where the vehicles receive wireless commands
  to operate at appropriate speeds along the target routes based on information such as the travel route, their
  own position, and the surrounding environment.

• Real-time monitoring of the mining vehicles‘ trajectory and transportation status, with the ability to dispatch
  the vehicles based on pre-set routes in the case of multi-point loading and unloading, thereby assigning
  different tasks to different vehicles.

• Implementing unique identification and automatic recognition for the mining vehicles, establishing seamless
  connections with various departments such as procurement, inventory, and production to acquire and manage
  transportation and inventory data of minerals.

• Automatically tracking, recording, and alerting instances of improper loading or unloading, speeding, and
  equipment malfunctions.