Industry · Mining
Coordination and safety intelligence for the mine radio network
Pit, plant and underground crews run on siloed LMR talkgroups bridged by a shift supervisor with a dual-watch radio. Dial2AI overlays a voice-AI coordination layer on the radios you already run — breaking the silos, catching hazards the moment they are spoken, and turning every shift’s radio traffic into a searchable operational record. No new handsets, no retraining.
- Overlays your existing two-way radio network — zero disruption
- Automatic hazard detection and instant cross-channel escalation
- Regulatory-tagged incident records and daily operational reporting
Break the silos before a hazard becomes an evacuation
Haulage locks onto one channel, drilling and blasting another, maintenance a third — and a ‘smelly exhaust’ or a wall-collapse warning on one talkgroup stays invisible to everyone else. Dial2AI listens across every channel, recognizes safety-critical language as it is spoken, and broadcasts it to every relevant channel with priority override — no manual relay up the chain, no critical call stepped on.
Detect and escalate incidents in real time
A detached exhaust clamp, a hydraulic leak, an unstable highwall — Dial2AI cross-references a custom knowledge base of the incidents that matter underground and on the surface, classifies severity, and alerts supervisors and dispatch the moment it hears the problem, with the relevant regulation attached for immediate action.
Hands-free reporting and knowledge at the face
Miners and technicians report incidents by voice over the radio and get spoken answers from SOPs, permits and regulations without stopping work or reaching for a manual in noise, dust and PPE. The assistant asks the key questions, records the report, and notifies supervisors when it is urgent.
A searchable operational record, and daily reporting
Every conversation is transcribed, timestamped and tagged by crew, location and incident type — the first time mine activity exists as a searchable record instead of living in individual memory. Supervisors and managers get a daily digest of patterns and inefficiencies, and every incident is automatically tagged with its regulatory reference for audit-ready compliance.