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Electrostatic discharge (ESD) is a major risk to electronic devices. ESD occurs when a static charge accumulates, for example, on a moving vehicle or the body of the user and discharges through the device. The transient voltage can cause spurious data signals or even damage or destroy components. Managing ESD is critical to ensure that the device will work safely and reliably over its lifetime and meet electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations.

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Mine planning concentrates on long-range production planning aimed at maximising the value derived from exploiting an ore deposit. However, by its very nature, because it is long-term, a mine plan can be affected by a variety of internal and external forces including, for example, increased knowledge of the orebody, unexpected staffing issues, technical advancements ,and changes in legislation, economy, and market.

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At the OUTSCALE EXPERIENCES 2024, we explored the opportunities offered by Artificial Intelligence during the roundtable…

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MES systems enhance operational efficiency, provide substantial cost savings, ensure quality control, help with regulatory compliance and traceability, and improve decision-making processes.

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