Mining beyond human limits
INORE builds the operating layer that keeps autonomous mining fleets running, and the robots that service them, so fewer people ever enter the hazardous zone. First on Earth. Then off it.
The zero-entry mine, built in layers
One live mine model
CONTROL coordinates tasks, energy and service events across mixed OEM fleets, and detects the exceptions that stop them, without replacing the systems already on site.
Intervene without entry
SCOUT and BASE handle inspection, sensor care, delivery, docking and recovery, the reasons people enter autonomous zones today.
Prove it, then scale it
Every exception and recovery builds the dataset, and the ISO 17757-aligned safety case, that make zero-entry operations bankable. Like space.
Control
The operating system of the autonomous mine. CONTROL coordinates tasks, energy, service events and exceptions across mixed OEM fleets, against one live model of the site.
Ceres
The lunar surface needs what the pit needs: long-duration offline autonomy, dust-tolerant connectors, tool exchange, energy-constrained scheduling, machines that inspect and recover each other.
The systems that remove people from the pit are the systems that operate where people cannot go. Space is our R&D horizon, not a near-term revenue line.
Earth first. Then the belt.
Build what digs the future
We hire autonomy engineers, roboticists and field-safety leads, and partner with operators ready to take people out of the hazardous zone.