Australia leading in mining automation, with robots and drones utilized; uncertain future for uranium mining

From Yahoo Finance: 2025-05-16 03:17:00

Australia is a leader in mining automation, with half of the country’s mines expected to be fully automated by the end of the decade, according to CSIRO. Drones, robots, and autonomous vehicles are being used in the mining industry, with potential benefits of cloud-based fleet management systems. GlobalData also highlights the rise of robotic dogs for emergency response.

In commodities, Australia’s uranium mining faces uncertainty due to state-level bans and restrictions. Efforts are being made to bolster green aluminium production, with calls for more supportive government policies and financial incentives. Stay updated with the latest automation advances in the May issue of MINE Australia.

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