Mining operations software for the whole mine, pit to plant.
Minocular is mining operations software for open-pit and underground mines. It connects haul trucks, shovels, fuel bowsers, drones and cameras to one platform, and brings in drone survey data, GIS layers and existing OT and legacy systems, so dispatch, fuel, survey, safety and compliance data share one equipment list and one shift calendar. It fits any make of machine and keeps working where there is no mobile network.
Your mine already records the data. It sits in seven different places.
Dispatch logs trips, the weighbridge logs tonnes, the bowser logs litres and the workshop logs hours. Each team brings its own number to the morning meeting. Minocular matches them to the same machine and the same shift, so a delay shows up with its cost while the shift can still fix it.
Same mine, same data. What changes depends on your seat.
One platform. One mine. One dashboard.
Fourteen capabilities cover the mining cycle from survey and planning through drilling and blasting, dispatch, fuel, maintenance, safety and compliance. Every capability shares one equipment master, one shift calendar and one reporting layer.
Every second of the haul cycle, watched by AI.
Minocular's AI models run on live GPS and payload telemetry from every dumper. They pick up losses a dispatcher can't see from the control room, such as slow road segments, long queues at the shovel, under-loaded trips and high fuel burn on bad stretches. See the animated Haul Road AI infographic → Ask your mine data in plain words →
Built for the pit, the plant and the boardroom.
Start where your mine is.
Beyond the fleet.
Every capability
Anatomy of a digital mine
The map shows where each part of the platform works on an open-pit mine, from the drone flying the bench survey to the dumper queued at the crusher.
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Awards & recognition
Frequently asked questions
What is mining operations software?
Mining operations software records what every machine in a mine is doing and turns it into dispatch decisions, shift reports and cost figures. Minocular covers dispatch, fleet tracking, fuel, drone survey, maintenance, safety and compliance on one platform.
What is an Operator Independent Truck Dispatch System (OITDS)?
OITDS is a fleet dispatch system for open-cast mines that assigns dumpers to shovels automatically using live positions and queue lengths. At Indian cement and steel mines, Minocular's OITDS raised fleet efficiency by 8–17% and cut operating costs by 2.5–9%.
What does the Minocular platform cover?
The platform covers the full mining cycle: drone survey, fleet dispatch, fuel monitoring, AI safety surveillance, drill and blast analytics, predictive maintenance, contractor management, statutory compliance and an operations dashboard. Every capability shares one equipment master and one reporting layer.
Does Minocular work with our existing machines and CCTV?
Yes. Minocular is fitted to your existing HEMM fleet using rugged in-cab data terminals, and its AI video analytics run on your existing CCTV cameras. No machine needs to be replaced.
Is drone survey with Minocular compliant with MCDR 2017?
Yes. Minocular produces orthomosaic maps, DTMs and volumetric reports that follow the Mineral Conservation and Development Rules (MCDR) 2017 drone survey requirements for Indian mining leases.
Who uses Minocular?
Minocular runs at mines operated by large cement and steel producers, including Nuvoco Vistas, Dalmia Cement, SAIL and UltraTech Cement.
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