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June 7, 2026Journal of industrial safety.Open Access

Advances in autonomous navigation for underground mining operations driven by camera, LiDAR, and radar-based SLAM

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KSKhadija Omar SaidPennsylvania State UniversityPSPratibha SharmaThe University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterSASiddhartha AgarwalIndian Institute of Technology Dhanbad

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Overview

Randomized trial demonstrates improved navigation safety in underground mining, indicating better operational efficiency.

Key Points

  • This research aims to enhance autonomous navigation for underground mining operations by addressing current technological challenges and safety concerns.
  • Overview of advances in SLAM technologies, including the integration of camera, LiDAR, and radar sensors.
  • Assessment of communication challenges for data transfer in underground environments.
  • Recommendations for research directions to improve mining safety and efficiency.
  • SLAM techniques enhance real-time localization capabilities even in the absence of GNSS signals.
  • Integration of diverse sensors improves the accuracy of real-time mapping in hazardous conditions.
  • Recommendations highlight key areas for future research to further enhance operational safety.

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Said et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a250b2d7def13d035e1b2a5https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jinse.2026.05.001
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