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veryday users of mobile phones aren’t the only ones awaiting the much-hyped arrival of universal fifth-generation (5G) mobile networks. The mining industry also sees an exciting opportunity for evolution, with high speeds and real-time connectivity opening the door to a revolution underground. One major player facilitating the introduction of 5G is Verizon. Robert Le Busque, vice-president for the company’s Asia-Pacific operations, says the


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As automation becomes increasingly integrated into mining operations, the need for a network with the bandwidth and capacity to handle high processing speeds has grown along with it. As a result, miners are looking to 5G to address this issue. Andrew Barnett asks Morgan Rody, senior project manager for automation and interoperability at Epiroc’s technology and digital division, and Robert Le Busque, vice-president for Verizon Asia-Pacifi c, about the benefi ts of 5G integration with regards to enhancing automation and safety.


technology offers miners a unique and valuable opportunity to drive the sector towards a digital transformation, especially in core markets such as Australia. “We know that Australia’s mining industry plays a huge role in the country’s economy. The mining sector is a perfect example of how new technologies, such as private 5G, can transform an entire industry and keep Australia at the global forefront.”


World Mining Frontiers / www.nsenergybusiness.com


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