Newmont implements private 5G for Cadia's remote dozer fleet
Newmont implements private 5G for Cadia's remote dozer fleet

Newmont implements private 5G for Cadia's remote dozer fleet

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Newmont has adopted Ericsson Private 5G technology at its Cadia gold-copper mine in New South Wales, enabling the world's first remote-controlled dozer fleet powered by this technology. Previously reliant on Wi-Fi, the mine faced significant connectivity limitations, with only two dozers operable within a 100-meter range, leading to productivity losses. The new 5G network allows for the connection of multiple dozers over distances up to 2.5 kilometers, with uplink throughput reaching 175Mbps, ensuring continuous operation without interruptions. This advancement represents a significant step in Newmont's long-term digital transformation strategy for smart mining. Chris Twaddle, Newmont's Director of Process Control, highlighted that this scalable solution enhances safety and productivity across their operations. The deployment aims to provide a stable working environment for operators while facilitating future technological expansions.

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