BREAKTHROUGH ORE SORTING TECHNOLOGY

Advanced Sensing

Magnetic Resonance is a leap forward in mineral sensing technology that provides accurate, whole-of-sample grade measurements.

Mine Scale

Capable of operating at typical mining rates of as much as 5,000 tonnes per hour, per conveyor belt, with no material preparation requirement and grade estimates returned in seconds.

Real Time Data

Delivers Run of Mine (ROM) grade readings in seconds to provide complete transparency for tracking downstream processing and allows operations to selectively reject waste material (sorting).

Deploying Innovative Mining Technology

NextOre was formed in 2017 to supply innovative Magnetic Resonance (MR) sensing technology, developed by CSIRO, to mining customers.

MR technology is a fundamentally new sensing technique, similar to Magnetic Resonance Imaging, that delivers unparalleled measurement accuracy and speed for use in bulk ore sorting. Fitting over industry standard conveyor belts, the MR sensor provides near-instantaneous whole-of-ore grade estimates. These highly accurate, real-time measurements allow operations to divert waste material, resulting in higher grade and lower tonnage mill feed. NextOre’s industry-leading technology provides measurable efficiency improvements allowing mining companies to take a leap forward in environmental sustainability, site consumption, and unit costs.

Originally formed in 2017 as a joint venture between CSIRO, RFC Ambrian and Worley, NextOre is proudly Australian. We are headquartered in Sydney and are working with Australian and international partners to add value to mining and minerals processing operations around the world.

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