Yokogawa is proud to be a gold sponsor of the 6th Annual Digitalisation & AI in Mining Australia Conference, from November 25-26 at the Perth Westin.
With over 35 years of experience shaping Australia's mining sector, Yokogawa continues to drive innovation, sustainability and operational excellence in an industry rapdily transforming through digital technologies.
This premier event gathers mining executives, technology innovators and operational leaders to explore cutting edge advancements such as automation, predictive analytics, AI-driven decision making and digital twin technology. As the mining sector evolves to meet new challenges in efficiency, safety and sustainability, Yokogawa remiains at the forefront, delivering advanced operator environments, asset optimisation and AI solutions that improve operational outcomes, reduce downtime and support sustainable practices.
Yokogawa's commitment aligns with three core goals: achieving net-zero emissions, ensuring workforce well-being, and embracing a circular economy, all of which are critical to the future of mining in Australia.
Featured Speaker: Mark Chan Yan
Mark Chan Yan, Head of Digital Systems for Yokogawa Australia and advisor to Yokogawa’s global Centre of Excellence for Mining, will be presenting on Tuesday at 11:40am during the Yokogawa Innovation Showcase. With over 25 years of global experience across operational technologies, electrification, optimisation, data analytics, and AI, Mark helps mining clients harness digital platforms, composable digital twins, and AI to unlock value through digital transformation. His session will focus on how AI and digitalisation can overcome key industry challenges such as safety, skills shortages, and environmental performance.
Join us at the conference to learn how Yokogawa’s pioneering technologies are empowering mining companies to thrive in a digital age by driving efficiency, resilience, and sustainability for Australia’s mining future.
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Mining & Metal
Mining operations produces valuable minerals or geological materials from the Earth. Economical recovery often requires high throughput and high availability of the process with low operation costs, and stringent safety and environmental regulations.