Which machines can carry an in-cab data terminal?

Any HEMM of any make and age, including dumpers, shovels, loaders, dozers and drills.

What does the operator see on the terminal?

The current assignment, progress against the production target, alerts and checklists. Voice prompts read them out so the operator can keep watching the bench.

Is the terminal built for mining conditions?

Yes. It is rugged, rated for dust and vibration, and has a capacitive touch screen that works in the cab.

What are the terminal's hardware specs?

It has a 7-inch 1024×600 capacitive multi-touch screen, a quad-core ARM Cortex-A17 processor at 1.8 GHz and two-channel 720p camera recording.

Does the terminal run pre-start checks?

Yes. The operator completes the equipment checklist on the terminal before each shift, and the result is saved against the machine.

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In-cab data terminals connect every machine to the Minocular platform.

All capabilities share one equipment list, one shift calendar and one set of reports. The assignment on the terminal, the trip it creates and the checklist the operator filled in all belong to the same machine and shift. Most mines start with one capability and add others later without a second integration.

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In-cab data terminals connect every machine to the Minocular platform.

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