Trimble and GroundProbe – part of Orica Digital Solutions – announced a new strategic collaboration that will enable geotechnical mine monitoring customers to purchase a comprehensive slope stability monitoring portfolio from a single point of contact. GroundProbe customers can now easily purchase Trimble monitoring solutions to complement GroundProbe's range of sensors and software through their GroundProbe sales contact. Customers will not have to work through various suppliers to gain guidance on technology options.
Mining operators can simplify sourcing and deployment to execute slope stability programs – as well as take advantage of service and support from the company – through GroundProbe, Trimble and the Trimble distribution channel. The collaboration also means customers will experience more seamless integrations between Trimble and GroundProbe sensors and software, Trimble 4D Control and MonitorIQ to enable smooth data flow. Mining professionals will now be capable of improving decision making on slope stability risks and site safety though the incorporation of necessary mine monitoring sensors into one environment to give a more complete visual picture of site conditions.
"Our work with Trimble allows GroundProbe and Orica Digital Solutions to offer a range of Trimble's advanced robotic and automatic total stations, 3D laser scanners and software solutions for our global customers," said Ben Moke, COO of GroundProbe. "Our organizations share a vision of providing open, connected and secure information that helps customers streamline workflows, boost efficiency and better manage risk."
This single point of contact will help mining operations because efficiency, reliability and safety are critical, especially when presented with extreme site conditions and the need to work 24/7. The companies said this collaboration will help mining operators explore growth opportunities more easily by enhancing overall productivity and operational effectiveness through the combined expertise and efficiencies of both companies. More information is posted on www.GroundProbe.com. Information is also posted on www.Trimble.com.
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