Logistics use case

Queue Lengths at Excavators

Vision-based queue detection that tracks the line of trucks waiting at each excavator, with live waiting-time analytics.
Open-cast iron ore mine with multi-bench pit and haul trucks operating across loading and dumping points
The problem

What this use case is built to solve

Queues form silently at excavators and weighbridges. By the time a manager notices, an hour of fleet time is gone. Dispatcher has no early signal to rebalance.

How it works

The mechanism

A camera at each excavator detects the line of waiting tippers. MINEOPTIC Visual tracks queue length and per-truck waiting time live. Threshold alerts notify the dispatcher when a queue is forming.

Module: MINEOPTIC Visual (Lite)

What it captures

The data points

  • Queue length per excavator (live)
  • Per-truck waiting time
  • Queue-time distribution per shift
  • Threshold-based alerts
Outcomes

What changes for the operation

  • Dispatchers rebalance before queues pile up
  • Idle fleet hours drop measurably
  • Cycle quality improves shift-over-shift
  • Excavator starvation visible

See this running on a real shift.

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