RMX Selected to Participate in Grant-Funded Initiative to Advance Underground Mining Innovation with CRISP Enabled Remote Loader Technology
Reticulate Micro (RMXI) has been selected to participate in a grant-funded initiative focused on advancing semi-autonomous mining operations. The company will leverage its proprietary CRISP platform to enhance tele-remote video capabilities in underground environments.
The proof of concept (PoC) project, branded as RMX Mining, will test ISM band radio frequencies for video transmission supporting Remote Loader technology. The initiative aims to validate the benefits of the five-meter cycle, a mining method designed to improve efficiency, safety, and productivity in underground operations through real-time video streaming capabilities.
Reticulate Micro (RMXI) è stata selezionata per partecipare a un'iniziativa finanziata da un grant, focalizzata sullo sviluppo di operazioni minerarie semi-autonome. L'azienda utilizzerà la sua piattaforma proprietaria CRISP per migliorare le capacità di video tele-remoto in ambienti sotterranei.
Il progetto di prova del concetto (PoC), denominato RMX Mining, testerà le frequenze radio della banda ISM per la trasmissione video a supporto della tecnologia Remote Loader. L'iniziativa punta a convalidare i vantaggi del ciclo di cinque metri, un metodo minerario progettato per aumentare efficienza, sicurezza e produttività nelle operazioni sotterranee grazie allo streaming video in tempo reale.
Reticulate Micro (RMXI) ha sido seleccionada para participar en una iniciativa financiada con subvenciones enfocada en avanzar en operaciones mineras semi-autónomas. La empresa aprovechará su plataforma propietaria CRISP para mejorar las capacidades de video tele-remoto en entornos subterráneos.
El proyecto de prueba de concepto (PoC), denominado RMX Mining, probará las frecuencias de radio de la banda ISM para la transmisión de video que respalda la tecnología Remote Loader. La iniciativa tiene como objetivo validar los beneficios del ciclo de cinco metros, un método minero diseñado para mejorar la eficiencia, seguridad y productividad en operaciones subterráneas mediante capacidades de transmisión de video en tiempo real.
Reticulate Micro (RMXI)는 준자율 채굴 작업을 발전시키는 데 중점을 둔 보조금 지원 프로젝트에 선정되었습니다. 이 회사는 독자적인 CRISP 플랫폼을 활용하여 지하 환경에서 원격 비디오 기능을 향상시킬 예정입니다.
개념 증명(Proof of Concept, PoC) 프로젝트인 RMX Mining은 원격 로더 기술을 지원하는 영상 전송을 위해 ISM 밴드 무선 주파수를 테스트할 것입니다. 이 프로젝트는 실시간 비디오 스트리밍 기능을 통해 지하 작업의 효율성, 안전성 및 생산성을 향상시키기 위해 고안된 5미터 사이클 채굴 방법의 이점을 검증하는 것을 목표로 합니다.
Reticulate Micro (RMXI) a été sélectionnée pour participer à une initiative financée par une subvention visant à faire progresser les opérations minières semi-autonomes. L'entreprise utilisera sa plateforme propriétaire CRISP pour améliorer les capacités de vidéo télécommandée dans les environnements souterrains.
Le projet de preuve de concept (PoC), nommé RMX Mining, testera les fréquences radio de la bande ISM pour la transmission vidéo soutenant la technologie Remote Loader. L'initiative vise à valider les avantages du cycle de cinq mètres, une méthode minière conçue pour améliorer l'efficacité, la sécurité et la productivité dans les opérations souterraines grâce aux capacités de streaming vidéo en temps réel.
Reticulate Micro (RMXI) wurde ausgewählt, um an einer grantfinanzierten Initiative teilzunehmen, die sich auf die Weiterentwicklung halbautonomer Bergbauoperationen konzentriert. Das Unternehmen wird seine proprietäre CRISP-Plattform nutzen, um die Tele-Remote-Video-Fähigkeiten in unterirdischen Umgebungen zu verbessern.
Das Proof-of-Concept-Projekt (PoC) mit dem Namen RMX Mining wird ISM-Band-Funkfrequenzen für die Videoübertragung testen, die die Remote Loader-Technologie unterstützt. Ziel der Initiative ist es, die Vorteile des Fünf-Meter-Zyklus zu validieren, einer Bergbaumethode, die darauf ausgelegt ist, Effizienz, Sicherheit und Produktivität bei unterirdischen Operationen durch Echtzeit-Video-Streaming zu verbessern.
- Selection for grant funding demonstrates industry recognition and validation
- Expansion into mining sector leverages existing defense and industrial expertise
- Potential to create new revenue stream in underground mining market
- Early-stage proof of concept with unproven commercial viability
- Success dependent on technical performance in challenging underground environments
The initiative, branded RMX Mining, will leverage the Company's proprietary CRISP platform to enhance tele-remote video capabilities in underground environments. As part of the project, RMX is conducting field trials to test the use of ISM (Industrial, Scientific, and Medical) band radio frequencies for video transmission in support of Remote Loader technology.
This PoC aims to validate and quantify the benefits of the five-meter cycle, a transformative mining method that could redefine efficiency, safety, and productivity in underground operations. By enabling real-time video streaming in challenging conditions, CRISP will play a strategic role in expanding the scope and reliability of remote-controlled machinery.
"We're proud to participate in this grant, which supports RMX's commitment to innovation in sectors where reliable, high-performance video transmission is mission-critical," said Karl Kit, CEO at RMX. "This project has the potential to transform underground mining through smarter, safer, and more autonomous operations."
The RMX Mining platform is built upon the Company's proven success in defense and industrial applications and represents a significant step toward digitizing the future of mining.
About RMX
RMX (Reticulate Micro, Inc.) (OTCQB: RMXI) is a technology company specializing in advanced data compression and video optimization. Leveraging proprietary, field-validated technology that has demonstrated exceptional performance in the most demanding environments, RMX is aiming to transform the way organizations capture, transmit, store, and share visual data. Originally developed for mission-critical military applications, RMX's platform reduces video bandwidth, storage needs, and power consumption by up to
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