Heavy-duty vs lightweight: Why Loadscan is built to last
Out in the real world, gear either holds up, or it doesn’t. And that’s where Loadscan’s heavy-duty design earns its place.
The benefits of LiDAR in mining
Relying on static weighbridges introduces a massive bottleneck to mine site productivity. Heavy haul trucks must come to a complete stop, wait for the scale to settle, and manually collect paper dockets - a process that wastes up to 30 seconds per cycle and can cost a mine 1 to 2 lost loads per shift per truck.
LiDAR: Still setting the standard in load volume measurement
In industries where accuracy and reality can’t afford to be compromised, LiDAR-based volume scanning still remains the benchmark, despite bold claims about stereo 3D cameras being the “future” of truck load measurement.
EXPOSIBRAM 2026, Brazil
EXPOSIBRAM 2026 This is the main stage for the mining sector in Latin America, and is [...]
Why reference scans still matter
AI alone isn’t enough. Artificial Intelligence (AI) in volume load scanning is advancing rapidly, offering smart automation and faster insights across quarrying, mining, and civil construction. However, no matter how impressive the algorithms become, one principle remains unchanged.
ESG: The new measure of responsible performance, and where Loadscan makes the difference.
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance has become a defining measure of responsible business and no longer sits in annual reports as a corporate ideal. ESG shapes investment decisions, regulatory expectations, and a company’s licence to operate.
How volume scanning reshapes customer relationships
Before volumetric scanning, disagreements over delivered volumes were common. Now, the volume scanner removes the guesswork, creating a single source of truth for every load.
How Loadscan takes the guesswork out of tricky materials
Tricky Material Measurement Made Simple with Loadscan Handling materials like soil, wet fill, [...]
Optimizing Mining Operations with Pitram and Loadscan Integration at CSA Cobar
The CSA Mine, operated by Metals Acquisition Corp (MAC) in Cobar, New South Wales, is one of Australia’s highest-grade copper mines. At 1.9 kilometres deep, it is the country’s second-deepest copper mine, producing around 40,000 tonnes of copper annually. Accurate data is critical to optimize mining operations and improve efficiency.
Loadscan introduces LoadVision to enhance Load Volume Scanner system
LoadVision works hand-in-hand with MyScanner, Loadscan’s cloud platform. The system syncs every image and video clip with the corresponding scan data. Users can then view, download or share these files through the cloud dashboard.
