The intelligent truck dispatching system from Soly enters Africa market again

In March 2022, Cui Guangyou and Deng Zujian, engineers of Soly embarked on the road to Africa.

After a 44-hour long-distance flight and flying over 13,000 kilometers, they landed in Swakopmund, Namibia, and started the critical work for the Truck Intelligent Dispatching System Project in the Swakop Uranium Mine.

In October 2021, Soly officially signed the contract the project which is the second intelligent truck dispatching project that is self-developed by Soly in Africa.

In order to promote the project with high quality, the technical backbone in Soly conducted detailed and in-depth research on user needs in advance, compiled a detailed design and construction plan, and developed both Chinese and English versions for the whole system, and updated weighing data unload, scanning station docking and ore blending, and specially compiled the " Swakop Uranium Mine Edition" video operation tutorial.

Chinese and English version

It is more in line with the language environment in Swakop Uranium Mine, which is easier for users to accept and master, and the system is more humanized.

Weighing data upload and scan station docking

Realize the seamless connection of truck weighing data, scanning station data and vehicle scheduling, optimize the management and control process, and realize

that the weighing and scanning station data are transparent.

Mine blending management and control upgrade

Combined with weighing and scanning station data for precise ore blending management and control, it is more in line with the production management and

control requirements of the user.

The two engineers and senior technical backbones, Cui Guangyou and Deng Zujian were selected to go to the site for construction.

It is reported that the uranium production in Namibia ranks among the top in the world. The uranium resources in Swakop Uranium Mine ranks the third in the world and the Swakop Uranium Mine is China's largest industrial investment project in Africa. The Swakop Uranium Mine has two pits, one adopts the truck dispatching system from American Module Company, and the other will deploy system from Soly Company. So Soly will compete on the same stage with industry pioneers to demonstrate the "China Plan" and "Shougang Model" of smart mines.

Soly will also take this opportunity to further expand overseas markets, strengthen constructing intelligent mines, enrich the spiritual connotation of "unmanned driving", provide better services for the Swakop Uranium Mine, and create a new business card of "Shougang Brand" in overseas markets.