Sandvik

Oqton is building an open factory operating system that deeply integrates engineering software with manufacturing hardware. Oqton FactoryOS captures real-time data from the production environment and uses AI techniques to close the loop, generating actionable insights and optimizing and re-engineering production workflows. Oqton develops AI-powered manufacturing solutions to allow manufacturers to manage, optimize, and automate their additive manufacturing workflows. It was founded in 2017 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, and Ghent, Belgium.

Seco Tools actively contributes to improving your productivity and competitiveness in metal cutting machining.

Sandvik is an engineering group with products that enhance customer productivity, profitability, and sustainability. The company is offering includes equipment, tools, services and digital solutions for machining, mining, rock excavation, and rock processing. In 2012 the Group had about 49,000 employees with annual sales of approximately 99,000 MSEK. Sandvik was established in 1862 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.

<div>  <p>    Sandvik is an engineering group with products that enhance customer productivity, profitability, and sustainability. The company is offering includes equipment, tools, services and digital solutions for machining, mining, rock excavation, and rock processing. In 2012 the Group had about 49,000 employees with annual sales of approximately 99,000 MSEK. Sandvik was established in 1862 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.  </p></div>

Sandvik wins SEK 1.9 billion order from BHP for the Jansen Potash Project

Additive manufacturing makes objects by systematically adding material via a CAD program

Additive Manufacturing

Companies that develop 3D printers for manufacturers. These companies typically develop their own software and materials which is provided along with the 3D printers (hardware).

Companies that develop only the software to be used in additive manufacturing operations. This includes simulation software, material testing, process optimization, etc.

Companies that develop only the materials used for additive manufacturing operations. These are typically compatible with 3D printers offered by other/partner companies.

Companies that develop hardware and software for post-printing operations like cleaning, surfacing, and coloring.

Companies that use additive manufacturing technology to manufacture components, parts, products, on-demand. This includes contract manufacturers and companies that operate their own manufacturing plants.

Augmenting the mining value chain with technology and automation

Mining Tech

Hardware and software solutions that use technology such as AI/ML, LiDAR, and computer vision to discover sites with mining prospects

Solutions that use data from IoT sensors, site logs, and other data points to provide insights, simulations, and 3D representations of a mining site that can be used to visualize environments and create geological models

Solutions that use AI/ML, geospatial imagery, and even novel approaches such as vibration analysis to provide insights, support predictive maintenance, and help optimize worker productivity, fleet utilization, and other site resources, such as raw material inventory

Solutions to retrofit site vehicles with autonomous hardware and other autonomous and remote-controlled tools that support workflows, such as underground mapping and remote data capture

Providers of devices such as sensors to monitor real-time location and other environmental variables in an underground environment

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