Epiroc wins largest-ever automation order

EPIROC has won its largest-ever automation order to convert Western Australian iron ore miner Roy Hill’s mixed fleet of haul trucks to driverless operation.

Epiroc is to convert Roy Hill's trucks to autonomous operation.

15 March 2023
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On January 12 Epiroc announced that together with ASI Mining, which it has a 34% stake in, it would continue to support Roy Hill's mine to develop an original equipment maker-agnostic autonomous haul

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