Defense The opportunity to orchestrate hardware in maritime and defense operations
- Cartagena
- Bogotá
Mining 35% of emergencies and 27% of fatalities: the cost of detecting late
- Bogotá
- Tunja
Mining What does downtime really cost?
- Tunja
- Sogamoso
Mining Drone inspection in mining: how to reduce costs and operational risk
- Bogotá
Mining How do the CRIRSCO/ECRR® standards relate to ANM oversight?
- Bogotá
Mining What should an auditable record for the ANM include?
- Bogotá
Mining What is the mining PTO and what does ANM oversight require today?
- Bogotá
Mining What is the PTM and when does Circular 000009 de 2025 really apply?
- Bogotá
Mining What does NTC 6620 require for ground support plans in underground mining?
- Bogotá
- Tunja
Defense Defense and critical infrastructure: persistent surveillance with unmanned systems
- Bogotá
- Cartagena
Energy Energy: underwater and aerial inspection of critical assets without stopping operations
- Bogotá
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- Defense
The opportunity to orchestrate hardware in maritime and defense operations
One maker's ROV, another's drone, a third party's sensors. The opportunity is not better hardware: it is the layer that makes everything already operating speak the same language.
- Cartagena
- Bogotá
- Mining
35% of emergencies and 27% of fatalities: the cost of detecting late
Geomechanical failures account for 35% of emergencies and 27% of fatalities in underground mining. The difference often lies in the speed between signal and response.
- Bogotá
- Tunja
- Mining
What does downtime really cost?
The Boyacá strike left a figure: COP 6 billion per day. The question is whether your operation can put a number on each hour of downtime while it is happening.
- Tunja
- Sogamoso
- Mining
Drone inspection in mining: how to reduce costs and operational risk
How drones in mining turn inspections of slopes, volumes, drainage and infrastructure into actionable data that reduces costs and operational risk.
- Bogotá
- Mining
How do the CRIRSCO/ECRR® standards relate to ANM oversight?
What the CRIRSCO/ECRR® standards are and their role in the oversight of mineral resources and reserves by Colombia's National Mining Agency.
- Bogotá
- Mining
What should an auditable record for the ANM include?
The elements an auditable operational record needs for inspections and reports to Colombia's National Mining Agency (ANM).
- Bogotá
- Mining
What is the mining PTO and what does ANM oversight require today?
The mining PTO and what ANM oversight requires today: digital traceability, production control and the operational capacity to sustain the technical plan.
- Bogotá
- Mining
What is the PTM and when does Circular 000009 de 2025 really apply?
The PTM is the ANM's system for recording mineral sales. The official schedule says January 2026, but the approval of technology operators remains unresolved.
- Bogotá
- Mining
What does NTC 6620 require for ground support plans in underground mining?
NTC 6620 requirements for ground support plans in underground mining and their link to Decree 1886 of 2015 and ANM oversight.
- Bogotá
- Tunja
- Defense
Defense and critical infrastructure: persistent surveillance with unmanned systems
How to protect critical infrastructure in Colombia with unmanned systems while complying with RAC 100 and BVLOS rules, using persistent surveillance based on change detection.
- Bogotá
- Cartagena
- Energy
Energy: underwater and aerial inspection of critical assets without stopping operations
Every hour of downtime in generation and transmission has a price. ROVs and drones measure without shutting anything down, and RETIE already requires documented right-of-way evidence.
- Bogotá