Transmin manufactures bulk-materials handling equipment and automation for mining and processing sites. Its RockLogic control system adds remote operation, real-time boom tracking, collision avoidance and automatic park-and-deploy routines to hydraulic rockbreakers.
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Established in Perth in 1987, Transmin is a global mining-equipment OEM with systems deployed in more than 60 countries. Its broader catalogue includes feeders, conveyors, rockbreaker booms, isolation gates, reagent plants and aftermarket services, so robotics represents a specialised control and automation layer within a much larger materials-handling business.
RockLogic turns fixed hydraulic rockbreakers into remotely operated, sensor-aware systems for crusher and grizzly stations. Inertial and position sensors place the machine inside a 3D site model, enabling automatic speed control, collision avoidance, diagnostics and repeatable automated movements. The platform can connect multiple machines to remote operations centres, reducing personnel exposure around blocked crushers.
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