Insights from outsideTo speed up technology adoption, mining can look to other industries for inspiration

To speed up technology adoption, mining can look to other industries for inspiration

By Sarah St-Pierre

January 20, 2025

Ideon Technologies deploying a borehole detector at Rio Tinto Kennecott’s Bingham Canyon copper mine in Utah, U.S. Courtesy of Ideon Technologies

At the last innovation showcase Chamirai Charles Nyabeze hosted, some technology providers did not realize their products were complementary—attacking common challenges at mining operations from different angles—until they found themselves in the same room.

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