MINING & METALS

The records already show where tonnes go missing.

Dispatch data, grade control, and plant logs hold the gap between plan and actual. 009 mining AI agents read them continuously for haul cycle optimization and mineral processing, on-site or in-country.

YOUR PERIMETER · zero data egress
PIT-TO-PLANT FLOW BENCH DRILL & BLAST HAUL DISPATCH STOCKPILE GRADE CONTROL MILL PLANT RECONCILIATION BRACKETS BENCH 1.20 1.06 -12% HAUL 1.00 0.92 -8% STOCKPILE 0.88 0.80 -9% MILL 0.80 0.72 -10% PLANNED ACTUAL DIVERGENCE EQUIPMENT AVAILABILITY FLEET 87% BACKLOG 20%

Your operating landscape

Built around the systems your teams already use.

Recon reads the records behind your operation, then shows where work slows, repeats, or waits for a decision.

FMS dispatch platforms

Cycles, payloads, assignments, delays

Geology and mine planning packages

Block models, grade control, designs

Plant historians

Throughput, recovery, process tags

SAP PM, Ellipse, and Pronto-class EAM

Work orders, backlog, spares

Laboratory and assay systems

Grades, QA/QC, turnaround

Survey and reconciliation systems

Volumes, stockpiles, compliance

WHERE THE HOURS GO

Monthly reconciliation letting a grade problem compound for weeks unseen.

Cycle variance hiding in averages that mix routes, loaders, and shifts.

Backlog ranked by whoever argued hardest in Monday's meeting.

An hour of every shift writing reports that answer no one's question.

What gets agentified

Checking drill and blast actuals against design before the pattern is mined

Blast Compliance Checker compares as-drilled and as-blasted records against design and reports the deviations that will surface later as dilution

Tracking TSF and geotechnical inspection compliance against schedules and findings

TSF Inspection Tracker maintains the live inspection ledger with findings, actions, and due dates, and escalates approaching breaches to the responsible engineer

What Recon maps.

RECON maps Haul cycle variance by route, loader, and shift Reconciliation gaps across model, grade control, and mill Maintenance backlog against equipment criticality Tailings and geotechnical inspection compliance and aging Stockpile balances against records Cost per moved tonne attributable to process

Agents designed for your operation.

01

Cycle Variance Analyst

READ + REPORT

Decomposes haul cycle times by segment against route and payload records, attributes variance to queue, road, or operator pattern, and reports the specific routes and shifts where tonnes are being lost.

02

Grade Reconciliation Agent

READ + PREPARE

Runs the model-to-mill reconciliation continuously rather than monthly, flags where the divergence enters the chain, and prepares the review file for the geology and metallurgy teams.

03

Maintenance Backlog Agent

READ + ROUTE

Ranks the work order backlog against equipment criticality, failure history, and parts availability, and routes a defensible weekly cut to planning instead of a spreadsheet argument.

04

Shift Report Compiler

PREPARE · APPROVAL GATED

Assembles the shift report from dispatch, plant, and safety records into your standard format, with every figure traceable to its source record. The shift supervisor reviews and releases it.

05

Blast Compliance Checker

READ + REPORT

Reads drill and blast actuals against design per pattern and reports deviation before mining, so dilution and loss get explained by records rather than argued from memory.

06

TSF Inspection Tracker

READ + ROUTE · APPROVAL GATED

Tracks every tailings and geotechnical inspection against its schedule, routes findings to owners with due dates, and holds closure sign-offs at the gate for the responsible engineer.

What this sector asks first.

Connectivity at site is poor. Does the deployment survive that?

The deployment runs at site or in your in-country cloud, and the architecture is sized for the site's actual link quality during Phase 0. Nothing depends on a connection out of the country because nothing egresses at all.

Our contractors run their own dispatch systems.

Contractor system access is scoped in the access plan like any other source. Where a contractor declines access, Recon measures around the gap and the baseline records the blind spot explicitly, which tends to change the conversation with the contractor.

Who sees the production data?

Your data stays in your systems and your tenancy as sovereign mining AI. Access inside the deployment follows the role model your team defines, and the registry records which agents read which sources.

Exploration is scaling fast here. Does this extend to the exploration pipeline?

Yes, at the case and records layer: tenement obligations, assay turnaround, QA/QC exceptions, and reporting compliance are process workloads like the rest of the portfolio, and they enter scope through Phase 0.

Contractor mining runs its own dispatch. Whose numbers win?

Recon reconciles both records against physical measures such as survey and plant feed, states each source's reliability explicitly, and the baseline becomes the neutral reference both parties argue from.

Adjacent sectors

Recon states your plan-to-actual gap in tonnes.

Recon runs read-only and ends with the simulated case for your specific processes.

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