3D-P’s goal is to strive to make our customers’ lives easier, particularly through the flexibility of our products.
Yoga: Flexibility and Strength and the IEP
Wireless Connectivity in Mining – Forum and Discussion
Watch our panel of experts at 3D-P as they have an open forum and discussion around wireless connectivity in mines.
The Intelligent End Point – It’s not just a bullet proof radio
Let’s face it, 3D-P’s Intelligent End Points (IEPs) are as rugged as all get out. Hopefully, you will have seen them in action on YouTube as we shoot them, drop them out of planes, throw them in a lake and blow them up with a civil war canon.
Raising the Performance of LTE in Australian mines – It all comes to challenging the status quo
LTE provides undeniable benefits to users of all kinds. This includes a high level of predictability, QoS and connectivity at longer distances than Wi-Fi style networks.
Improving performance of LTE technology in mining with a hybrid LTE client
LTE provides distinct benefits in meeting the network requirements for autonomous applications in open pit and underground mining with its predictability and Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities.
Improve the performance of your wireless network while self isolating
This might seem counterintuitive to many. But think about all the tasks that you have on your work to do list that you never have the chance to tackle.
The Cost of Supporting Your Network
3D-P works with a diverse, wide variety of clients – large to small, quarries to mines to airports, located all over the world – and during my tenure it has been very interesting to note both the differences, and commonalities between the clients and the diverse solutions we employ. For example, no matter the industry,…
Leveraging hybrid LTE/InstaMesh to help smaller operators transition towards digitization
As previously discussed, a hybrid LTE/InstaMesh client solution presents a number of benefits to mines considering LTE. Often the mines investigating LTE solutions are larger mines, or those considering moving to autonomous operations.
Network extension and turning underground communications nightmares into consumer like experiences
For those readers that have never worked underground, trust me when I say “It’s Hard”. It is hard to work there, it is hard operating systems there, it is hard to install technologies there and it is hard to maintain systems there.