Event demonstration · digital twin

One pump. A 72-hour plan. A decision a person can own.

A duty pump trips at 02:14. Seawater to the concentrator drops, both pits lose capacity, and the plan falls 600 tonnes short. Watch a copper operation's digital twin carry the CEO and the operations GM from the alarm to a decision, with every condition, owner and source attached.

Sample story. The operator and figures are fictional, informed by public disclosures; not BHP operating data. The assistant's answers are pre-scripted, not generated live.
What the demo shows

From the alarm to a decision, in seven scenes

  • Trace the dependency: from water, to the pump station, to the concentrator, to both pits.
  • Mark the spare pump unverified, instead of assuming it works.
  • Check people, tailings and community commitments before a catch-up shift.
  • Compare three responses, and exclude the one that rests on an untested assumption.
  • Hand the decision to a person, with every condition and owner attached.
  • Keep every event, review and decision in the operator's own twin, so the next one starts from what it already knows.
The full demo

Watch it through

1 min 40 s, no sound. Shown on the real terrain and seabed of the Antofagasta coast, northern Chile; the operation on it is fictional. Terrain: SRTM and GMTED2010, U.S. Geological Survey; seabed: ETOPO1, NOAA.
What works today

A demonstration for co-development

The map, the story and the draft briefing run on the platform today, with sample records and a pre-scripted assistant. Connecting your own maintenance, shift, water and environmental records, live telemetry and approvals is the work we do with you.

See it live, on your operation.

We will walk you through the demo and talk through where your own records would connect.

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