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Upstream Technology Says Sensors Are Critical to the Future of Mining

2026-06-02
By: Brena Shumbamhini
On: June 2, 2026
In: Featured, MINING
With: 0 Comments

In the race toward smarter, safer and more efficient mines, one technology often sits quietly in the background: sensors. For De Beers’ Upstream Technology, sensors are not just part of the system; they are the foundation on which automation, digitalisation and modern mine design are built. Upstream Technology was formedContinue Reading

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