This is where we started. 800 metres underground, where methane waits for a spark, and every failure can cost lives. Since 1989, we have been building systems that protect people and machines where there is no room for error.
A mine is the toughest testing ground known to industry. Dust, water, explosion hazards, tens of kilometres of underground workings, and people scattered in the dark. Standard hardware will not survive here. That is why every device we make is intrinsically safe, flameproof, and designed to operate in Ex zones.
With knowledge, we see the whole mine. With experience - we know where to look. The AT‑Visio SCADA system combines atmospheric monitoring, communication, location, and control into a single picture. You know where every person, every machine, and every litre of chilled water is — in real time.
When the gas concentration rises, the atmospheric monitoring reacts before a human can sense it. When a machine enters a human work zone, the anti‑collision system stops the hazard. When the crew needs to be evacuated - voice communication and personnel identification tell you who is left underground.
These are not stand‑alone products. This is a complete arrangement - from intrinsically safe fibre optics, through CUKS controllers, LED lighting and mine cooling, to digital telephony and CCTV. All ours. All designed, manufactured, and commissioned by one team.
The threat passes. Life goes on.
A mine needs not individual devices, but one coherent arrangement. Here are the areas where our systems operate underground every day.
The whole mine on a screen - monitor, projector, tablet, smartphone
They are used as information or warning signs on movement routes, in machine control and monitoring circuits.