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Material is moved throughout the day, but survey-based inventory data is rarely available. Sodex continuously maps the terrain while the machine is in operation and uses this data to determine inventory levels, so your team can make decisions based on up-to-date figures.
accuracy for stockpile volumes
update rate for stockpile volumes
automated process from data capture to volume numbers
In quarries and material handling yards, material is moved around all day long. However, stockpile surveys are conducted only very rarely and serve more for accounting purposes than as a basis for operational decisions. Operational team members have to rely on estimates and have few opportunities to collect data themselves. Sodex handles the entire process of surveying the site and analyzing the data to provide inventory data within minutes. This empowers the operational team to make better decisions based on the available data.
Material is produced, moved and sold every day. The information used to track it is not always captured at the same pace and leading to massive gaps.
By conducting high-frequency measurements of the actual stockpile, values are continuously monitored and corrected early on.
When external resources need to be procured, identifying a material shortage early on is the best way to save money.
On-site staff have full control over when and how data is collected without relying on external resources.
Different methods, people or timing can make it harder to compare one stockpile review with another. Sodex captures a consistent data source.
Team members do not need to climb piles to survey them and there is no need to drive around just for a survey, as the wheel loader with a scanning unit can take care of it.
Due to the fact that all areas are being captured with the LiDAR scanner the data can also be used for haul road analytics or checking berm conditions.
The SDX-Compact captures terrain and stockpile information while loaders or other vehicles and machines work. That gives teams a repeatable way to collect stockpile volume updates without arranging a separate visit for every time information is needed or relying on estimated numbers. The captured information is then available just minutes later in SDX-Cloud, where teams can retrieve stockpile volumes in dashboards.
SDX-Cloud can use the pile’s measured volume and assign a density to predefined stockpiles. With those inputs in place, teams can access configured stockpile information and use it for decision-making and reporting.

Track every pile and its volume and/or tonnage over time.

Filter machines, belts and other obstacles out of the point cloud automatically.

Set up dashboards to access stockpile volumes & tonnages and share via links with important stakeholders.

Upload your design model and analyze haul roads, berm conditions and floor levels.

Create a report about stockpile inventory, site conditions or anything else important and export or share via links.
“The loaders are just busy bees running around the jobsite all the time. It's good to have a live count of stuff instead of a snapshot in time.”

Jeff Langston
Surveyor, Staker Parson
“The next step up from what GPS and drone data has been is this: we're getting info multiple times a day, not just periodically through the year. That's the key with Sodex Innovations.”

Mitch Hansen
VDC Manager, BHI
Local partners in the United States, Europe, and Australia demo SDX-Systems on your site and support you before, during and after the purchase.
Sodex Innovations combines machine-mounted 3D scanning with stockpile analysis in SDX-Cloud. As equipped machines move through the site, they capture stockpile surfaces, and sync the automatically to SDX-Cloud, providing updated volume measurements to support inventory planning, production decisions, and communication about available material.
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