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Capture your quarry as machines work. From extraction & blasting progress, floor elevations to haul roads and safety berms, use up-to-date 3D data in SDX-Cloud to understand site conditions, compare against plans, and decide what needs attention next.
Every blast and every load moved changes your quarry. Use regularly captured 3D data to see how extraction is progressing, check floor elevations against design, and analyze haul road and berm conditions. Keep your team working from current site conditions rather than waiting for the next scheduled survey.
Compare surfaces before and after blasting, then track changes as excavation progresses to quantify how much material has been extracted.
See where excavation is above or below the planned floor. Identify remaining material or over-excavation early so your team can adjust and avoid unnecessary work.
Capture stockpiles during normal loader work and follow volume changes in SDX-Cloud, without arranging a separate survey for every update.
Measure road and ramp slopes, review surface irregularities, and check berm geometry. Compare site conditions against uploaded designs to identify areas that need closer inspection.
Define your coordinate system, connect your capture systems, and add available design surfaces and reference data. Set up the areas you want to track, from extraction zones to stockpiles.
Capture the area before and after a blast, then compare the surfaces in SDX-Cloud to assess volume changes. Continue tracking excavation to see how much material has been removed and how the working area develops.
Compare captured terrain against the planned floor to see where material remains or excavation has gone below target. Color-coded height differences help your team identify deviations and adjust the next pass, whether during post-blast excavation or sand extraction with wheel loaders.
Capture stockpiles while wheel loaders carry out their normal work. Once storage areas are configured in SDX-Cloud, volumes update automatically as new scan data arrives. Follow changes over time, estimate tonnage using assigned material densities, and share inventory dashboards with your team.
Use captured 3D data to measure road and ramp slopes, inspect surface irregularities, and assess berm geometry. Compare conditions over time or against available designs to identify areas that need closer inspection or maintenance.
“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
“The loaders are just busy bees running around the jobsite all the time. The piles are growing, getting smaller. It’s good to be able to have a live count of stuff instead of a snapshot in time.”
Jeff Langston
Surveyor, Staker Parson
Local partners in the United States, Europe, and Australia demo SDX-Systems on your site and support you before, during and after the purchase.
Yes. Sodex Innovations’ SDX-Compact systems can be mounted on wheel loaders to scan surrounding terrain and stockpiles during normal operations. Once configured, data capture runs automatically, reducing the need to assign a separate person to routine surveying.
