Excavators, wire saws, wheel loaders, haul trucks. The fleet is the quarry's biggest fixed cost — and the easiest to lose track of. MinerOS keeps each machine honest: hours metered, spares logged, wear scored, drift flagged before it turns into a breakdown.
0–100Wear score range
06:00 / 18:00Shift handover, IST
Desktop + webSame fleet, either shell
EN / TE / HICrew's own language
What each machine reports
01Machine-hoursMachinery logs meter the hours each machine runs, entered against the machine itself — not estimated at month-end.
02Spare consumptionEvery spare is logged against the machine it went into, the job it served, and the life-hours it was expected to last.
03Wear scoreEach machine carries a wear score from 0–100, built from run-hours, spare-consumption rate, and failure history.
04Anomaly flagsOver-consumption and machines drifting toward failure are flagged before the part decides for itself.
05Shift handoverWhat ran, what stopped, what needs watching — handed from day to night in a written report at 06:00 and 18:00, IST.
06On the graphEvery machine sits in the knowledge graph beside its spares, shifts, and the blocks it moved — one connected record.
Per-machine
Wear score from 0–100 per machine
Spare life-hours tracked against a baseline rate
Over-consumption flagged the moment it drifts
Agentic comprehension that watches for future anomalies
