A Fully Autonomous Network that Powers Open-Pit & Underground MinesWireless Mesh Network for Mining
Rajant’s Kinetic Mesh® is the only wireless network that autonomously adapts to operational and environmental changes in open-pit and underground mines.
In over 300 mines worldwide, Kinetic Mesh networks dynamically evolve to keep applications, equipment, and mine production running on the surface and underground, with no fiber or cell towers needed.
Rajant Kinetic Mesh® provides a mobile mining network that enables mining operators to meet continuous production and industry safety mandates with unwavering network availability. The unique nature of our Kinetic Mesh architecture allows open-pit and underground mines to easily introduce, relocate, or remove network infrastructure – without causing any network downtime – to deliver highly adaptable coverage and continuous connectivity. It is the only wireless mesh network for mining autonomy that runs without fail. Further, Rajant BreadCrumbs® provide 5x greater throughput, 5x lower latency, and 5x lower cost, compared to LTE
The world’s mines depend on Rajant for total mobility & autonomy: Kinetic Mesh networks are deployed throughout more than 300 of the largest open-pit and underground mines in over 80 countries today.
An Adaptable Network that Covers Ever-Changing Open-Pit Mines
The shape, depth, and configuration of a surface mine are constantly changing as extraction occurs. Equipment must be constantly moved away from new blast zones, which means network coverage must also frequently shift. Unlike large LTE towers, Kinetic Mesh’s unique and portable architecture easily allows open-pit operations to quickly introduce, relocate, or remove network infrastructure without operational downtime, to deliver highly adaptable coverage and continuous connectivity. Read our open-pit mining brochure to see how.
A dump truck and dozer work a massive open pit, hauling materials for construction or mining operations.
A Fully Mobile, Multi-Radio Wireless Mesh Network Underground
Underground mines are challenging environments in which to deploy network systems. Connectivity and throughput demands are high, but mine layouts limit how far wireless signals can travel. Rajant’s fully mobile, autonomous V2X/M2M for underground mining eliminates the struggles of a voice-only leaky feeder with multi-radio high-speed connectivity. Kinetic Mesh provides mission-critical voice and data communication at the working face for mines, which is a robust alternative to traditional wireless systems. Read our underground mining brochure to learn more.
See why the world’s best companies use Rajant to solve their complex wireless communication needs.
“Rajant has the network Hitachi relies on for our autonomous haulage systems, significantly reducing human exposure to safety hazards in mining’s hostile environments.”
SEE WHY THE WORLD’S BEST COMPANIES USE RAJANT TO SOLVE THEIR COMPLEX WIRELESS COMMUNICATION NEEDS.
“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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