Author name: Oliver Harris

In a recent incident that underscored the unexpected intersections between history, mining, and public safety, a hunter in Colorado stumbled upon an object he believed to be an old mortar near Vail Pass, roughly two miles from Interstate 70. The disc

At the 37th PERUMIN Mining Convention, Peru’s Minister of Energy and Mines, Jorge Luis Montero, inaugurated the Mining Technology Exhibition (EXTEMIN), underscoring the sector’s critical role in addressing global challenges. His remarks highlighted t

Montana Technological University is gearing up to mark a significant milestone in its history, celebrating the 125th anniversary of its mining engineering program. The three-day event, themed “From Butte to Beyond: 125 Years of Mining Engineering at

LoopX, a Canadian startup specializing in AI and robotics solutions for the mining industry, has secured a pre-seed investment from global engineering firm Hatch. The partnership signals a strategic commitment from Hatch to advance safer, smarter, an

Debmarine Namibia has unveiled a groundbreaking crawler system that promises to redefine marine diamond mining, marking a significant leap in the sector’s technological evolution. Developed over nearly four years, this advanced system combines automa

Cummins and Komatsu have taken a significant step towards decarbonising the mining sector by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to collaborate on developing hybrid powertrains for surface haulage heavy mining equipment. This partnership, whi

Jevons Robotics has launched the ARTEV1000, a compact, automated rugged terrain electric vehicle designed to extend the capabilities of its larger sibling, the ARTEV6000. This new addition aims to bring the benefits of automation to smaller mining op

Tesla is stepping into the spotlight at the 2025 WA Mining Conference & Exhibition, taking on a leading role in the event’s Decarbonisation Zone. This move underscores a significant shift in the mining sector’s approach to sustainability and innovati

In the often glacial pace of mineral exploration and mining, where patience is a virtue and delays are the norm, a Canadian technology company is promising to turn the tide. ColdBlock Technologies, based in Niagara Falls, Ontario, is challenging the