Fleet Management · Truck Dispatch
Operator Independent Truck Dispatch System (OITDS) for open-cast mines
OITDS (Operator Independent Truck Dispatch System) assigns every dumper to the best shovel in real time using GPS and a dispatch algorithm, not operator judgement. At Indian open-cast cement and steel mines, Minocular OITDS has raised fleet and excavator efficiency by 8 to 17% and cut operating costs by 2.5 to 9%.
What manual dispatch costs a mine
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How OITDS works
From GPS ping to optimal assignment in seconds
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OITDS ENGINE
LIVE
SHOVEL 2 · BENCH 240
CRUSHER · DUMP POINT
01 LOAD · spot & payload
02 HAUL · loaded
03 DUMP · tip time
04 RETURN · next assignment
assignment pushed to in-cab terminal before the truck is empty
Dispatch decisions · live feed
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The dispatch loop, automated.
Every dumper reports its position and payload as it works. The engine re-plans the whole loop of load, haul, dump and return, and sends the next assignment to the cab before the operator has to ask for it.
System components
Hardware in the cab. Intelligence in the cloud.
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Manual dispatch vs. OITDS
Manual / radio dispatch
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Minocular OITDS
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Across Minocular deployments at Indian cement and steel mines
FAQ
OITDS — frequently asked questions
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Run OITDS on your existing fleet.
It fits onto the HEMM you already run. You don't need new trucks or shovels.
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