How autonomy might redefine the quarry
Autonomous hauling has been getting a lot of love lately on the pages of Pit & Quarry. And […]
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What’s next for autonomy with aggregates?
While haulers may lead the industry’s transition, one technology leader says excavators and dozers could also go autonomous in the coming years.
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Producers discuss the future of autonomy in aggregates
As large producers test autonomous haulers in quarries, small and midsized producers are eager to see if the technologies tested are viable.
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The dawn of a new era for the aggregate industry
A number of aggregate producers are exploring the possibilities of autonomy, artificial intelligence and electric power for industry applications.
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Which truck size is best for autonomous hauling?
A case study analyzing ‘small’ and ‘medium’ haulers presents a surprising finding about autonomous tech.
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CRH, Caterpillar partner on electric haulers
Caterpillar signed an agreement with CRH to accelerate the deployment of electric off-highway trucks and charging solutions.
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CRH to explore autonomous hauling tech with SafeAI
SafeAI, which retrofits heavy equipment for autonomous applications in mining and construction, offers details about a pilot program with CRH Ventures.
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Vulcan’s Hill addresses the industry in South Carolina
This week’s South Carolina Aggregates Association Workshop & Exhibition featured a keynote address from Tom Hill, chairman and CEO of Vulcan Materials.
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2023 another strong year for the aggregate industry
Though not record-breaking for all, 2023 was another prosperous year for the aggregate industry.
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