INORE begins Pilbara field deployment
INORE Inc. today confirmed that its autonomous haul fleet has commenced live operations at a Pilbara iron ore site in Western Australia, marking the first commercial-scale deployment of a purpose-built seatless autonomous mining vehicle. The fleet is operating on active haul roads under INORE’s remote operations centre in Perth.
INORE’s vehicles carry no cab, no seat, and no controls for a human operator. Mass savings freed by the eliminated cab are reinvested in payload capacity and a larger compute and sensor suite. The autonomy stack, developed in-house, plans routes and adapts to geofence changes in real time across the full fleet from a single shared mine model.
The Pilbara deployment is the primary data source for INORE’s Series A raise, which targets close in H1 2028. Prospective investors can request access to anonymised telemetry through the investor relations portal.
“The Pilbara is the hardest proving ground on Earth for haulage. These machines were not retrofitted for it, they were designed for it, and they are running.”
MARA VOSS · CO-FOUNDER & CEO
INORE Inc., a Delaware corporation, is a US robotics company building autonomous extraction systems, vehicles, autonomy stack, and fleet operations as one program. Founded 2027. Headquartered in the United States, with a field station in Perth, Western Australia.