The Site Logistics Experts

The Environment

Haul trucks, light vehicles, and people on foot share every haul road

A working pit mixes loaded haul trucks with graders, dozers, light vehicles, blast crews, surveyors, and contractors, through shift changes, dust, and night operations. The operators of the largest machines see the least: mirrors and cameras cover part of the surroundings, and a pickup or a person inside a blind area is invisible from the cab.

The controls holding that together are radio calls, spotters, and standoff rules, and they depend on every person following them every time. Nothing verifies compliance while it matters, contractor accountability lives on paper, and when a close call happens there is no shared record of who was where.

RTS closes that gap by tracking every vehicle and every person on the pit floor, predicting conflicts before they become contacts, and alerting the operator, the pedestrian, and the control room at the same time.

Blind areas around large equipment

Mirrors and cameras cover part of the machine's surroundings. A pickup or a pedestrian inside a blind area cannot be seen from the cab, no matter how careful the operator is.

Procedures without verification

Radio protocols, spotters, and standoff distances depend on people following them every time. Nothing confirms compliance, and nothing catches the one time it slips.

Near misses leave no record

Without position data, a close call between a truck and a pedestrian is a verbal report at best. Safety teams cannot fix haul road conflicts they cannot see.

#1 cause
Powered haulage leads mining fatalities year after year, MSHA data
In-cab + on foot
Operators and pedestrians are both warned the moment a conflict develops
V2V RF
Local proximity alerting continues if the server connection drops
Built to Mining Collision-Avoidance Standards

Aligned to the EMESRT vehicle interaction framework at Level 7 (operator awareness) and Level 8 (advisory alerting), without requiring integration into machine braking or propulsion. MSHA's 30 CFR 56.23003 requires US surface mine operators to identify and evaluate feasible safety technologies, including collision-avoidance and collision-warning systems, as part of a written safety program (Subpart T, compliance date July 17, 2024).

The RTS Approach

How the Platform Fits

A dynamic safety zone around every machine

vMonitor builds a protection zone around each tracked vehicle that grows and shrinks with speed and vehicle type. A haul truck at speed carries a larger zone than a parked light vehicle.

Conflict prediction before contact

The platform calculates time to collision, closest point of approach, and closing speed between converging equipment, then warns with a clock position callout such as "Truck at 2 o'clock."

Alerts where they matter, in the cab and on the person

Operators get warnings on the in-cab display. People on foot carry a tracker that vibrates and sounds a buzzer when a machine closes on their position. The control room sees every alert as it happens.

Every near miss logged and replayable

Position histories are recorded, so safety teams can reconstruct close calls with Incident Replay, spot recurring conflict points, and correct traffic patterns before an incident.

Use Cases

Our Capabilities

Proximity Detection and Collision Avoidance

Proximity Detection and Collision Avoidance

vMonitor builds a dynamic safety zone around every vehicle and pedestrian on site. The system calculates time to collision, closest point of approach, and closing speed between converging equipment, then warns the operator with a relative bearing callout while alerting the control room at the same time. Every warning and near miss is logged for Incident Replay and trend analysis.

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Personnel Proximity Safety

Personnel Proximity Safety

Ground personnel carry a compact tracker unit that vibrates and sounds a buzzer when a vehicle closes on their position. Equipment operators see pedestrians on the in-cab display before line of sight allows, and the control room monitors every worker on the pit floor in real time.

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What Powers This

The Site Awareness Platform Behind It

Every component below is part of one platform, and each is swappable: use our trackers with your command and control, or our display with hardware you already own.

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