Kespry announces Site Planning Toolkit for maximizing mining and aggregates site profitability

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Kespry has announced its new Site Planning Toolkit designed to increase site profitability, productivity, and safety. The new toolkit enables site owners, engineers, and operators to drive decisions faster than ever.

Previous processes often relied on expensive engineering teams and complex software to analyze survey data. With the new toolkit, customers can also create, track, and analyze the progress of earthworks, extraction, and safety work in their sites—all continuously updated via an autonomous drone flight with data delivered in as little as two hours. This will enable them to make more immediate adjustments to work, while ensuring their teams are working in safe conditions around the site.

Key benefits and capabilities of the new Kespry Site Planning Toolkit include:
– Timely tracking of earthworks and site status with elevation profile data—The Kespry Cross Section tool automatically generates elevation profile lines created in the Kespry cloud and can automatically compare that profile to data from previous flights or a design plan. This empowers site managers to access and assess site progress with greater detail than ever.
– Accurate material extraction planning and progress tracking with 3-D volume modeling—The Kespry Model Volume tool enables users to create a 3-D polygon when calculating the quantity of material to be removed for proposed excavation and blasts. This enables site managers to more accurately estimate quantities to better plan and schedule earthmoving operations.
– Improved compliance and safety through ongoing tracking of haul roads, berms, and other site features—The Kespry Compliance and Safety tool uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to automatically detect, monitor, and alert users of non-compliant and dangerous slopes, berms, roads, and benches throughout the This also helps keep employees out of harm’s way by knowing issues to address and avoid.