Ideas for a cultural shift in a tech-driven future

With the dawn of the fourth industrial revolution, the mining industry has a unique opportunity to shift its culture and, with that shift, influence the prevailing narrative on the industry, writes Nneoma V. Nwogu

Robotics-based automation, unmanned aerial vehicles, artificial intelligence and cellular network-enabled IOT are some of the technologies disrupting the traditional methods of mine development

05 October 2018
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