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In "Prometheus", the 2012 instalment of Ridley Scott's Alien series, the exploration team mapped an alien structure by launching hovering scanners that autonomously made their way through the corridors.

While LiDAR technology is not yet at that stage, it's still an exciting piece of technology which is becoming increasingly prominent in the Mining sector and offers a lot of exciting potential applications for Geologists, both now and into the future.

Plastic Core Trays are an essential tool in the mining and exploration industry when collecting core samples on a site. They keep valuable samples protected and secure during transportation, analysis and storage.

Sounding like a bunch of angry bees, drones seem to be everywhere now. Whether it's your local Real Estate agent using them for property photographs, to surveillance, children’s toys, and even to delivering food. Their accessibility and lowering price has brought them prominently into the public eye (and the public skies).

The amazing aspect of new technology is how adaptable it can be in other areas, and the use of Drones in mining is one such example.

One of the most significant changes that the Mining Industry experiences over time will always be led by the global demand for particular metals and minerals. As these shift, so does the industry.