EXPLORATION

Sensing a niche

IMAGINE having a multi-layered scan of Australia that could essentially lead explorers straight to discoveries. One Australian company is not just imagining it, it is building it.

A company is bringing artificial intelligence tools to bear on exploration problems.

A company is bringing artificial intelligence tools to bear on exploration problems.

Sensore executive director and CEO Richard Taylor said data drove the company's approach to its business. "The business model is based around the fact that we have a good technology business that is...

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