Sandvik Mining unveiled My Sandvik Geo at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, a cloud-based digital service that transforms drilling data into geological and geotechnical insights. The technology provides mining operations with near real‑time visibility into subsurface conditions, enabling smarter planning, improved blasting outcomes and enhanced overall productivity in surface top-hammer drilling.
Mining operations increasingly seek to boost efficiency and reduce operational risks as the ability to understand rock conditions quickly and accurately becomes critical. My Sandvik Geo processes raw drilling measurements - including Measure While Drilling (MWD) data and drilling coordinates - and converts them into meaningful insights, such as rock strength, fractures, overburden, drilling accuracy and plan vs. actual execution.
Data processing structure
My Sandvik Geo organizes drilling data into four stages. The system starts with raw signals captured from the rig, forming the Data level. Engineers then process these signals into values, such as rock hardness, discontinuities and overburden, which make up the Information level. The platform generates geological models within My Sandvik, creating the Knowledge level. Finally, it delivers actionable recommendations that guide strategic decisions and support continuous improvement at the Wisdom level.
This progression enables geologists, blast engineers, planners and supervisors to optimize operations with confidence.
Operational benefits
My Sandvik Geo delivers improvements across drilling and blasting operations. The system enables optimized blasting through accurate rock‑strength identification, improves safety by revealing fractures and voids, enhances drilling quality with detailed accuracy insights, and supports more efficient use of explosives and materials.
The service provides real‑time visibility into deviations from the blast plan, helping teams adjust quickly and maintain standards. It integrates with Sandvik's cloud‑based digital ecosystem and exports data to mine‑planning software, including Deswik. Once activated, drilling data flows automatically to the cloud for visualization.
More information is available at www.Mining.Sandvik/en
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