Conference Proceedings
Symposium on Automation for Mineral Resource Development
Conference Proceedings
Symposium on Automation for Mineral Resource Development
Robots and Mining: The Present State of Thought and Some Likely Developments
Two recently published studies have considered whether and how robots, which have been designed for manufacturing applications, could find use in mining. The conclusions of both studies, if not identical, are compatible. Automation of mining activities will continue. Robots, at least in the short term, will have little application in mining. However, robotic concepts, both hardware and software, are of considerable relevance to mining automation, and can be anticipated to diffuse gradually into mine environments. The present paper is intended to convey the current state of thought on this subject to IFAC Symposium participants who may be unfamiliar with the referenced studies, and is not intended to report previously unpublished research.
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M Kassler
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