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ARA Robotics deploys ODAS® at the Mont-Wright Mine Complex

ARA Robotics deploys ODAS® at the Mont-Wright Mine Complex

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24-11-14

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ARA Robotics deploys ODAS® at the Mont-Wright Mine Complex

ARA Robotics deploys ODAS® at the Mont-Wright Mine Complex

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Solution(s) 

Client(s) ou partenaire(s)

Pays

Canada

Mission Parameters

Supported by ODAS®

  • Typical area to survey (photogrammetry) :  2000  hectares

  • Flight duration (photogrammetry) : 5 hours

  • Typical area to survey (bathymetry) :  600  hectares

  • Flight duration (bathymetry) : 12 hours

  • Drone type : ARA-405

ArcelorMittal Mont-Wright Mine Complex

Enjeu

With an annual production of several million tons of iron concentrate, Mont-Wright ranks among the largest iron mines in the world. To optimize its operations, ArcelorMittal decided to engage ARA Robotique to obtain aerial surveys of the Mont-Wright Mine for their analyses.

Solution

Mont-Wright is now a user of ODAS®, our on-demand aerial survey solution. Each month, the ARA-405 drone conducts photogrammetry and bathymetry surveys covering nearly 2,000 hectares. Remotely operated by our teams from the Command and Control Center (CCC) in Montreal, the drone provides essential data for site management.

Résultat

Within less than 72 hours, Mont-Wright receives a detailed report including 2D and 3D photogrammetry and bathymetry models of its site. The mine benefits from real-time access to tailings and ore inventories, enhancing decision-making and resource management.

Qualia now benefit from a system that not only simplifies multi-vehicle routing but also offers an unprecedented 4D airspace perspective. The precision and real-time tracking capability have elevated their RPAS functions, making them more secure and efficient than ever.

​Guillaume Charland-Arcand  |  CTO & Co-Fondateur

3D model of a topographic and bathymetric survey

ARA Robotics offers photogrammetry and bathymetry survey services with its fleet of ARA-405 drones. The ARA flight team can rely on the robustness of the ARA-405 drones. They can operate in arid and windy conditions and are even authorized to fly beyond the 120-meter altitude limit, allowing us to cover larger areas in less time. Additionally, data is transferred from the flight site to our server after the flights. This enables us to process the data quickly and deliver reports to the client within short timeframes.

Jocelyne Bois | Head of Mines & Infrastructures at ARA Robotics

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Jocelyne Bois

Véronique is the Communications and Marketing Advisor at ARA Robotics. Having graduated from the University of UQAM with a degree in graphic design, she plays a pivotal role in shaping the brand's visual narrative and ensuring effective communication strategies.

Véronique Lapierre — Author

Véronique Lapierre

Jocelyne Bois

Véronique is the Communications and Marketing Advisor at ARA Robotics. Having graduated from the University of UQAM with a degree in graphic design, she plays a pivotal role in shaping the brand's visual narrative and ensuring effective communication strategies.

Véronique Lapierre — Author

Qualia now benefit from a system that not only simplifies multi-vehicle routing but also offers an unprecedented 4D airspace perspective. The precision and real-time tracking capability have elevated their RPAS functions, making them more secure and efficient than ever.

Guillaume Charland-Arcand

CTO & Co-Fondateur

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