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A solar powered, low-voltage smart stores container for remote mining crews. Operators scan, request, collect, and the system logs stock usage, approvals, cameras, replenishment and site information from inside the container.
Not just a container full of shelves.
It is a field-ready stores module: inventory, access logging, camera evidence, local documentation and replenishment built into one remote-site unit.
Smart issue workflow
Operators choose the machine, scan or search the part, enter quantity and get the bin location instantly.
Automatic restock
Min/max stock levels trigger replenishment emails or purchase requests before critical parts run out.
Local information hub
Host manuals, schematics, SDS, repair notes, fault guides and site documents locally inside the container.
Camera logged access
Door events, after-hours requests and parts issues can be tied to camera snapshots and transaction logs.
Fast access without losing control.
Standard parts can be issued quickly. Restricted parts can require approval. Emergency after-hours access can still be allowed, while being logged, reported and visible remotely.
Start simple. Upgrade later.
The first build can be smart but unlocked. The mechanical bin wall is designed from the start for solenoid release, LED guidance, open/closed sensing and approval-based vending.
Designed to look safe because it is safe.
Low-voltage DC architecture, isolated LiFePO4 battery storage, external isolation, fire detection, monitoring and alerting are treated as core design features, not add-ons.
Stored for the environment they live in.
Parts can be shrink wrapped, labelled, QR coded and protected from dust, moisture and corrosion before they ever reach site.
Build a smarter remote stores system.
Start with one 10 ft smart container. Prove the stock control, operator workflow and remote support model. Then duplicate it across sites.