Tag-based detection
Proximity Warning Core
RFID tags and vehicle-mounted antennas detect workers in a 360-degree field, with optional machine intervention to slow or stop equipment automatically.
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Reliable 360-degree pedestrian detection around every vehicle in your mining fleet, with no need for GPS or cellular connectivity.
Drilling and mining operations involve some of the most powerful vehicles on earth, working in environments where dust, noise and confined underground spaces limit visibility. The risk of vehicle and pedestrian incidents is ever present.
SensorZone systems work reliably in GPS-denied underground tunnels, extreme temperatures and dusty open-pit operations, and can automatically stop drill rigs when workers enter the danger zone.
Get pricing for your sites →From underground passages to open-pit haul roads, choose the detection that fits each machine.
RFID tags and vehicle-mounted antennas detect workers in a 360-degree field, with optional machine intervention to slow or stop equipment automatically.
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AI cameras detect people and vehicles without tags, with colour-coded distance alerts, live streaming and video clip downloads. Well suited to surface operations.
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Combines RFID tag detection with AI camera technology for maximum accuracy in high-risk drilling and mining environments.
Explore Proximity Warning Plus →When a tagged worker enters the danger zone around a drill rig, the system signals the rig's control system to start a controlled shutdown, removing human reaction time from the equation.
A direct signal to the rig's control system starts a controlled stop, with no operator reaction required.
Automatic shutdown removes the human variable and stops the rig within milliseconds of detection.
Multiple warning and shutdown zones, with escalating audio and visual alerts before an automatic stop is triggered.
Every event is logged with a timestamp, tag ID and zone distance, and sent to the Insights Platform for compliance reporting.
Works in underground tunnels, GPS-denied areas and remote locations without any external infrastructure.
Configurable zones of up to 10 metres cover the blind spots around haul trucks, dozers and earthmoving equipment.
IP67 tag hardware and IP69 cameras, engineered for -20 to +60°C, heavy dust, vibration and physical impact.
Heat maps and trend analysis help mine safety teams find risk patterns and demonstrate compliance improvements.
Every proximity event across your operation is logged to the SensorZone Insights Platform, giving mine safety teams clear, visual intelligence to find risk patterns and improve site safety.
See where near misses concentrate, then redesign traffic routes and focus safety interventions where they matter most.
Flag workers or operators who consistently trigger more proximity events than their peers.
Track how safety behaviour changes over time, monitor the effect of safety briefings and demonstrate continuous improvement.
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Haul trucks, drill rigs, dozers and graders work alongside people on foot. At this scale, a worker can be invisible to the operator even at close range.
The blind zone around a large haul truck can stretch well beyond what the operator can see from the cab. Proximity Warning Core detection zones of up to 10 metres, with multiple antennas around the vehicle, give early warning to the operator and to workers on the ground.
GPS-based systems do not work underground. SensorZone RFID detection works without satellite signals, cellular networks or external infrastructure, which suits underground passages, decline roads and shaft areas.
Mining equipment faces heavy dust, vibration, temperature swings and impact. SensorZone tag hardware is IP67-rated, Vision360 cameras are IP69-rated, and both operate reliably from -20 to +60°C.
Yes. SensorZone uses RFID technology that works independently of GPS and cellular signals. Proximity Warning Core works in underground mines, tunnels and any GPS-denied environment without any loss of detection accuracy or reliability.
Yes. Proximity Warning Core supports configurable detection zones of up to 10 metres and multi-zone setups. Multiple antennas can be fitted to large vehicles to give complete 360-degree coverage, even on the largest haul trucks.
Proximity Warning Core installs in under one hour per vehicle with no structural changes. Our engineers handle antenna positioning, zone configuration and operator training. A typical mining fleet can be equipped within one to two weeks.
SensorZone RFID tags are built for harsh industrial environments. They are dust-proof and water-resistant, and need no charging. Each tag lasts more than three years, removing the daily charging that is impractical in mining operations.
Yes. The same system and tags work across open-pit, underground and surface operations, and all events feed into one Insights Platform dashboard for a unified view of risk across the mine.
Yes. Proximity Warning Core can connect directly to drill rig control systems. When a tagged worker enters the danger zone, the system sends a signal to start a controlled shutdown of the rig.
The Insights Platform provides site heat maps, high-risk worker identification, behavioural trend analysis, shift comparisons and drill rig intervention logs, with automated reporting, Power BI integration and CSV export for compliance documentation.
Yes. SensorZone is vehicle-agnostic and has been deployed on haul trucks, drill rigs, dozers, graders, excavators, loaders and underground equipment from all major manufacturers.