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The integration of Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies is a significant trend in the blast monitoring equipment industry. IoT sensors embedded in monitoring equipment gather real-time data, which is then analyzed using AI algorithms to provide actionable insights. For instance, Orica’s BlastLogic is a cloud-based blast management system that combines wireless vibration monitoring with data visualization and analysis tools. BlastLogic allows for remote monitoring, real-time data access, and collaboration between blasting teams.
Furthermore, there is a growing emphasis on environmental monitoring as part of blast monitoring solutions. Regulatory requirements and stakeholder expectations regarding environmental impact mitigation drive the integration of environmental sensors into blast monitoring systems. For instance, EZ Shot is a wireless blast monitoring system from Dyno Nobel. It can be integrated with DustTrak monitors from TSI Incorporated to track dust levels alongside blast performance data. This allows for a holistic assessment of the environmental impact of blasting operations.
In June 2018 to help manage the environmental management solutions provider, EMS Brüel & Kjær, added a blast overpressure microphone to its Vibration Monitoring Terminal (VMT). The VMT is an innovative and versatile solution for monitoring ground vibration.