Worksite management system implementing anticipatory machine control
A field management and field technology, applied in the direction of instruments, steering mechanisms, time registers, etc., can solve the problems that are not enough to improve field productivity and efficiency
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[0012] figure 1 A site 10 is shown, such as a surface mining operation. Various machines may be operated at or between different locations on site 10 as part of the mining function. These machines may include digging machines 12, loading machines 14, hauling machines 16, transport machines (not shown), and other types of machines known in the art. Each machine at site 10 may communicate with each other and with central station 18 via wireless communications to transmit and receive operational data and instructions remotely.
[0013] Excavation machine 12 may refer to any machine that reduces material at site 10 for subsequent operations, ie, for blasting, loading, and hauling operations. Examples of excavation machines 12 may include excavators, backhoes, bulldozers, drills, trenchers, draglines, and the like. Multiple excavation machines 12 may be co-located in a common area at site 10 and may perform similar functions. Thus, under typical conditions, similar co-located e...
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