LOAD AND HAUL
ASC’s OS Series of sensors offer high-precision monitoring guidance and control systems
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High-precision monitoring helps improve mining productivity
n recent years, inertial sensor solutions have been transforming the capacity, safety and productivity of global industries such as
mining, structural engineering, and railway and its sensitive infrastructure (including bridges, tunnels, dams and power stations). In addition, the mobility, commercial vehicle, aerospace, agricultural engineering, transport and general shipping sectors all benefi t from innovative sensor technologies, just as much as wind turbine, geothermal and other sustainable energy operators do. For these and similarly demanding
applications, the German inertial sensor specialist ASC Sensors has developed a particularly robust range of high precision fl exible sensors: the ASC OS series.
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ASC Sensors has developed a particularly
robust range of high precision, robust and
fl exible sensors - the OS series
SENSORS IMPROVE MINING EFFICIENCY From the benefi ts realised for these industries in challenging settings, it is a small step to expecting similar advances for the mining industry. This is particularly true since
high-precision monitoring, guidance and control systems for drilling, excavation, stabilising shafts or modeling surfaces have been shown to improve results for mining operators. In addition, they will typically help achieve the desired outcomes faster, with less disruptions, overheating, wear and tear and the associated loss of time, eff ort and precious resources compared with traditional approaches.
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