Case Study
Delivering the Komatsu Autonomous Haulage System over private wireless
Setting a new networking standard for mining automation
Download the Case Study to discover how to:
Bring new levels of automation and innovation to the mining industry, thanks to a flexible connectivity platform for testing and developing new technology
Provide ultra-high system availability and reliability and secure high capacity, low latency and wide coverage mobile broadband to support mission and business critical industrial applications
Let AHS trucks consistently drive at optimum speed, while also providing more accurate component life prediction, reduced tire wear and higher fuel efficiency
Increase mine safety, productivity and efficiency through use cases like collision awareness, hang time reduction and autonomous haulage
Bringing reliable wireless connectivity with wide coverage, high capacity and low latency to digital mines
In January 2019, Komatsu announced the mining industry’s first Autonomous Haulage System (AHS) running on Nokia Industrial-grade Private Wireless technology. It is enabling ultra-high system availability and reliability across Komatsu’s commercial operations, while upholding the company’s renowned safety standards.
Today, more than half of Komatsu’s production sites in North America, Latin America and Australia are running on Nokia 4.9G/LTE.
Read this case study to learn why mine-wide connectivity with seamless worksite mobility and enterprise-grade security is a key component of any AHS deployment, and how 4.9G/LTE has proven to the ideal technology to provide Komatsu with the standards-based features that today’s proprietary point-to-multipoint networks simply aren’t capable of delivering.
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