This expansion follows a comprehensive assessment of the Australian market conducted in collaboration with A.I. LAMB, aligning with SK Godelius’s broader international growth strategy. Headquartered in Santiago, Chile, SK Godelius maintains an established Canadian presence through NORCAT in Sudbury and is currently establishing an office in Phoenix, Arizona, to accommodate the increasing demand from major North American mining operators.

Delivering Advanced Operational Intelligence

The proprietary solution leverages autonomous platforms equipped with visual, thermal, and acoustic sensors to meticulously inspect active conveyor infrastructure. The collected data is synthesized into precisely located findings, enabling maintenance teams to identify anomalies, monitor evolving asset conditions, and execute proactive interventions.

The inaugural Australian system is scheduled to commence mine site assessments and comprehensive deployments in September 2026. The technology is designed to detect anomalies early, monitor conveyor asset health over time, and significantly reduce unplanned downtime.

To support this strategic rollout, SK Godelius has appointed Sofía Pereira, an experienced robotics engineer. Leveraging her extensive background in field robotics and prior tenure with SK Godelius, Pereira will oversee mine site assessments, system deployments, and customer onboarding processes across Australia.

Driving Safety, Reliability, and Productivity

Fernando Bracco, CEO of SK Godelius, alongside A.I. LAMB co-founders and Managing Partners, Steve Fletcher and Mirza Kozarcanin, at the recent GRX26 event in Perth, Australia. The leadership teams met to solidify their strategic partnership aimed at bringing advanced conveyor intelligence to the Australian mining sector.

Fernando Bracco, CEO of SK Godelius, noted that the expansion is a logical progression for the company.

“Australia has extensive conveyor infrastructure, sophisticated mining operations and a strong focus on safety, reliability and productivity. Our partnership with A.I. LAMB has allowed us to properly understand the market and establish the local capability needed to support customers for the long term.”

Steve Fletcher, Managing Partner at A.I. LAMB, highlighted the operational benefits of the deployment.

“The robot captures the attention, but the value is in the conveyor intelligence it creates, consistent and safer inspection coverage, precisely located findings and better information for maintenance teams. Godelius is entering Australia with many years of proven mining experience, local support and a clear pathway from assessment to deployment.”

A limited number of mine site assessments will commence from September. Interested mining and mineral processing operations are encouraged to contact A.I. LAMB at info@ai-lamb.com or visit www.ai-lamb.com.

About SK Godelius

SK Godelius develops autonomous, robotic and remote operation technologies for mining and complex industrial environments. Part of the Sigdo Koppers Group, one of the most dynamic and important Chilean business groups, the company operates internationally from Chile, Canada, the United States and Australia.

About A.I. LAMB

A.I. LAMB is an Australian growth and market development company helping mining technology, equipment and service businesses enter markets, build commercial momentum and secure customers.

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The article examines how Chile’s expertise in mining, robotics, automation, remote operations, and astronomy positions the country to contribute to the next generation of space exploration technologies. Among the companies highlighted is SK Godelius, recognized for applying technologies developed for challenging terrestrial mining environments to future space applications.

In the feature, Benjamín Valdés, Director of International Growth at SK Godelius, explains that many of the technologies already used in Chilean mining—including autonomous navigation, robotic drilling and sampling, remote operation under high-latency communications, and multimodal sensing—are directly transferable to space exploration.

The article also highlights NOMAD, SK Godelius’ autonomous geological exploration and soil sampling robot, developed in collaboration with Eurasian Resources Group (ERG). Originally designed for mining applications in harsh and remote environments, the platform has attracted international attention and has opened the door to conversations with NASA regarding future opportunities in space-related technologies.

According to Benjamín Valdés, Chile has a unique opportunity to become an exporter of technology and specialized talent for the emerging space mining industry. The country’s extensive experience in automation, robotics, and mining in extreme environments provides a strong foundation for contributing to future missions beyond Earth.

The feature reflects the growing recognition of SK Godelius’ innovation capabilities and reinforces the company’s vision of developing intelligent robotic systems that address today’s industrial challenges while creating opportunities in the industries of tomorrow.

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Note: The full article is available in Spanish.

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During the event, Bora Hysi, Senior Consultant, and Diego Fuentes Ossandón, Mechanical Engineer, delivered the presentation “Robotic Inspection and Monitoring of Conveyor Belts,” showcasing how the integration of robotics, advanced sensing technologies, and artificial intelligence is transforming the inspection of critical mining assets.

The presentation introduced SK Godelius’ autonomous inspection system, developed to overcome the limitations of traditional conveyor belt inspection methods, including partial asset coverage and the need for personnel to work in hazardous environments. By combining autonomous robotics with optical, thermal, acoustic, and LiDAR sensors, the solution performs inspections while assets remain in operation, enabling the early detection of visual, thermal, and mechanical anomalies.

The team also demonstrated how AI-powered data processing and automated reporting help maintenance and reliability teams identify emerging issues sooner, supporting predictive maintenance strategies, improving worker safety, standardizing inspection processes, and reducing the risk of unexpected equipment failures.

TECNIMIN 2026 provided an excellent opportunity to share SK Godelius’ expertise with mining professionals in Peru, exchange knowledge on the latest technological advances, and discuss how intelligent robotic inspection systems are helping mining operations become safer, more reliable, and more efficient.

SK Godelius thanks the event organizers for the invitation and everyone who attended the presentation. We look forward to continuing to collaborate with the mining industry through innovative solutions that advance the future of autonomous inspection and intelligent maintenance.

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In the interview, Daniel López, Business Development Manager at SK Godelius, shares insights into the company’s evolution—from its origins as a specialist in remote operation systems to its current position as a global provider of advanced robotics, automation, and intelligent inspection solutions. He explains how the autonomous sampling platform was conceived in response to critical industry challenges, particularly the need to improve safety, efficiency, and data reliability in extreme operating conditions.

The platform integrates autonomous navigation, robotic manipulation, and intelligent data acquisition, enabling precise and consistent sample collection while minimizing human exposure to hazardous environments. This innovation not only enhances operational performance but also contributes to more sustainable and data-driven decision-making processes in mining exploration.

The conversation also explores the broader impact and future potential of the technology. Beyond mineral exploration, the platform’s capabilities could be adapted for other industrial applications requiring autonomous inspection and intervention. Additionally, the integration of autonomous navigation into SK Godelius’ existing robotic solutions opens new opportunities for expanding its service portfolio and strengthening its presence in international markets such as Canada, Australia, Africa, and the Middle East.

The feature offers valuable insight into SK Godelius’ innovation-driven culture, its long-standing collaboration with Corfo, and its strategic vision for transforming the mining industry through cutting-edge robotics and AI technologies.

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Note: The full interview is available in Spanish.

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The article showcases the company’s quadruped robotic platform, designed to autonomously inspect critical mining assets such as conveyor belts, pipelines, and other key infrastructure. Equipped with optical and thermal cameras, LiDAR, and acoustic sensors, the robot collects multimodal operational data that is processed using artificial intelligence to identify anomalies and generate real-time maintenance insights.

In the feature, Arsenio Fernández, Strategic Transformation Manager at SK Godelius, explains how the platform enables maintenance, reliability, and planning teams to detect both corrective and predictive maintenance opportunities, helping improve asset performance while enhancing the safety and continuity of mining operations.

The recognition by Diario Financiero reflects the growing industry interest in intelligent robotic solutions that combine advanced sensing technologies, AI-driven analytics, and operational expertise to transform data into actionable insights for mining.

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Content available in Spanish. SK Godelius is featured on page 26.

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One of the mining industry’s leading exhibitions in Latin America, EXPONOR brought together mining companies, technology providers, equipment manufacturers, and industry professionals to explore the latest innovations driving safer, more efficient, and more sustainable mining operations.

Throughout the exhibition, the SK Godelius team welcomed visitors to the Sigdo Koppers Group stand, where attendees learned more about the company’s robotic inspection solutions, AI capabilities, autonomous operations, remote operation technologies, and intelligent data systems for mining.

The team demonstrated how robotics, advanced sensing technologies, and AI-driven analytics are helping mining operations improve safety, strengthen asset reliability, and optimize maintenance strategies through autonomous inspection, predictive maintenance, remote operations, and intelligent monitoring. Visitors also had the opportunity to discuss how operational data can be transformed into actionable insights that support faster, more informed decision-making across mining assets.

EXPONOR 2026 provided an excellent opportunity to connect with industry professionals, strengthen relationships with customers and partners, and discuss the technologies shaping the future of mining.

SK Godelius thanks everyone who visited the Sigdo Koppers Group stand and contributed to the many valuable conversations throughout the exhibition. We look forward to continuing to collaborate with the mining industry to deliver intelligent robotic solutions that improve safety, reliability, and operational performance.

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The event brought together mining companies, technology providers, and industry professionals to discuss the latest challenges and innovations in fluid transportation, pipeline operations, predictive maintenance, online monitoring, asset integrity, and automation across mining environments.

Throughout the congress, the SK Godelius team welcomed visitors to its booth, where attendees learned more about the company’s robotic inspection solutions, AI capabilities, autonomous operations, and intelligent data systems for mining.

The team demonstrated how robotics and autonomous inspection technologies are helping mining operations improve asset reliability, strengthen predictive maintenance strategies, and enable the early detection of anomalies across critical pipeline infrastructure. Visitors also had the opportunity to discuss how advanced sensing technologies and AI-driven analytics are transforming operational data into actionable insights that support more efficient and informed maintenance decisions.

The Pipeline II Congress provided an excellent opportunity to exchange knowledge with industry professionals, strengthen relationships with partners, and discuss the technologies shaping the future of pipeline inspection and asset management in mining.

SK Godelius thanks everyone who visited the booth and participated in the many valuable conversations throughout the event. We look forward to continuing to support the mining industry with intelligent robotic solutions that improve safety, reliability, and operational performance.

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Organized by NORCAT, the event brought together mining companies, technology providers, researchers, and industry leaders to explore the technologies shaping the future of mining through live demonstrations, technical discussions, and industry collaboration.

Throughout the event, the SK Godelius team welcomed visitors to its booth in the main building, where attendees learned more about the company’s latest developments in robotics, AI, autonomous inspection, remote operations, and intelligent systems for mining.

The team showcased how end-to-end robotic solutions are helping mining operations improve safety, reliability, and operational continuity through applications such as autonomous conveyor belt inspection, predictive maintenance, multimodal data collection, and autonomous field operations. Visitors also had the opportunity to discuss how advanced sensing technologies and AI-driven analytics are transforming operational data into actionable insights that support faster and more informed decision-making.

Mining Transformed 2026 provided a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas with mining professionals, strengthen relationships with industry partners, and discuss the challenges and opportunities driving the next generation of mining technologies.

SK Godelius thanks everyone who visited the booth and contributed to the many engaging conversations throughout the event. We look forward to continuing these discussions and collaborating with the industry to advance safer, smarter, and more autonomous mining operations.

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Fernández explained that while humanoid robots are still in the early stages of global adoption, SK Godelius is already actively working with robotic systems in mining operations, particularly through quadruped robots used for autonomous inspection of critical assets such as conveyor belts. These systems integrate thermal cameras, HD visual inspection, microphones, and LiDAR technology to continuously monitor operational environments and report anomalies in real time to maintenance teams.

According to Fernández, the company’s strength goes beyond simply using commercially available robotic platforms. SK Godelius develops complete mining-focused operational solutions by integrating robotics, sensing technologies, artificial intelligence, and operational workflows to create mission-oriented systems capable of reducing personnel exposure to hazardous environments, improving inspection quality, and strengthening predictive maintenance capabilities.

Fernández also emphasized the evolution toward autonomous systems capable of understanding their environment, interacting through natural language models, and making operational decisions based on visual information and sensor data. While many humanoid robotics applications are still in testing phases around the world, SK Godelius already operates fleets of robotic inspection systems in mining operations across Chile and international projects.

The interview also showcased the company’s broader vision of robotics as a practical tool to support safer, more efficient, and more intelligent industrial operations, with future applications ranging from mining and maintenance to logistics and human assistance.

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The event created valuable opportunities to discuss the future of mining, robotics, artificial intelligence, and operational technologies, while exchanging perspectives on the growing role of intelligent systems in industrial operations.

A special thank you to A.I. LAMB for hosting the SK Godelius team at their booth throughout the event. The conversations highlighted the importance of collaboration and innovation in advancing AI driven technologies for mining operations.

The expo also provided the opportunity to reconnect with Edmundo Jimenez Gallardo, CEO of Enaex Australia, one of SK Godelius’ sister companies within the Sigdo Koppers Group, continuing discussions around technology, innovation, and the future of the mining industry.

Events like GRX continue to reinforce the importance of global collaboration and strong industry connections in driving innovation across mining and industrial operations.

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