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Agile, accurate geo-data
High-precision positioning and 3D models that stay aligned with the pit, plant, or heading.
DIGITAL TWIN FOR INDUSTRY
Andorean builds digital twins of mines, plants, and infrastructure — live 3D of ground, machines, people, and process.
Optimize fleet with Andorean Fleet Management System
Complete mine management from the production face to the central office, continuously monitoring all open-pit activity to raise face and equipment utilization.
01 // Platform
A Digital Twin is a live virtual copy of a physical object, system, or process. It streams field data, keeps the model honest, and turns monitoring into prediction and action.
Gathering Information
Information Consolidation
Analysis & Prediction
Action Recommendation Automation

02 // Advantages
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High-precision positioning and 3D models that stay aligned with the pit, plant, or heading.
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Dispatch, guidance, maintenance, vision, and tracking — software teams actually use.
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Hardware at the edge, Digital Twin in the center, open to PLC, SCADA, and production systems.
03 // Products
Open pit, underground, and field hardware — one platform, not a catalog of orphans.
Open Pit Mine
Underground Mine
Hardware
04 // Industries
Andorean connects physical operations to a digital twin across mining, plants, cities, and corridors.
Situational awareness where GPS stops — people, machines, and headings on one twin.
Fleet, digging, slopes, and maintenance in one Digital Twin of the pit.
Indoor and infrastructure twins fed by live location and sensor streams.
See the belt, the crusher risk, and the people on the floor before a stoppage.
Linear infrastructure awareness — location, assets, and ground movement along the corridor.
05 // Highlights

JUL 18, 2026
ADT Monitoring and dispatch now share one 3D picture of machines, dumps, and haul roads.
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JUN 30, 2026
Andorean Tag and U-Tag bring meter-level location to underground and indoor sites.
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JUN 12, 2026
Oversized particle detection and P80 fragmentation KPIs without stopping the plant.
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