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Disrupting the core shackKore Geosystems’ next-generation visual core logging technology streamlines and automates workflows in the core shack, freeing up geologists to apply their knowledge to interpret the data

Kore Geosystems’ next-generation visual core logging technology streamlines and automates workflows in the core shack, freeing up geologists to apply their knowledge to interpret the data

By Kylie Williams

October 10, 2019

Automating core logging has the potential to limit the time and errors the task often involves. Courtesy of Kore Geosystems

The annual Disrupt Mining competition is designed to accelerate the pace of innovation in mining by rewarding disruptive new ideas with financial investment and encouragement. But what happens after the oversized novelty cheques are awarded and the lights of the glitzy award ceremony go down? That is when the real work begins.

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