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Andrew Chapman holds B. Eng. (McGill University, Montreal, Canada) and M.A. Sc (Queen's University, Kingston, Canada) degrees both in Mining Engineering. He started his career in mining operations, ending up as a mining technology manager at the Corporate level. Since then he has held a variety of roles on the consulting and vendor sides (Technical Sales, Project/Product Management) and most recently as a Mine Site Performance Manager for a large mining OEM.

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November 10, 2025 - Written by Andrew Chapman

Deploying Rajant Kinetic Mesh Underground: Lessons from Mines

Underground mines are one of the most demanding industrial environments, where wireless communication is of the utmost importance. Shifting rocks, narrow tunnels, and moving equipment create interference and obstacles for wireless performance. Resilient, ruggedized network nodes reduce risk, making deployment safer, more reliable, and significantly improving ROI. To provide a deeper perspective on the challenges …

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“In our cutting edge robotics work, we required a robust and resilient network capable of maintaining seamless connectivity, even in the most demanding environments. After an extensive evaluation, we identified Rajant’s Kinetic Mesh network as the ideal solution. Its unparalleled "never-break" connectivity empowers A2Tech robots to operate with exceptional reliability, ensuring optimal performance in even the most challenging conditions.”

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