About Us
Rithmik is a mining technology company
Rithmik Solutions
What We Do
We’ll present your data in a way that makes it as easy as possible to understand and act on, providing our own dashboards or feeding insights through your existing tools.
We’ll keep your data secure while making sure you can access it when you need it.
We’ll work with partners to identify the best way to collect data from your equipment and consult with you throughout the data collection process.
Rithmik’s algorithms shed light on the root causes of heavy equipment failure, yielding increased clarity, unconventional insights, and the ability to take early action on what might otherwise be expensive, major breakdowns.
The Future of AI-Powered Productivity is Here!
Types of Rithmik Insights and How They Can Drive Action
Early and New
Indicators of Issues
Early insights of things going wrong. Formerly unobtainable insights such as indicators of failure modes that OEM alarms don’t cover at all.
How? Alerts and weekly reports to road maintenance team.
PM and Maintenance Improvement Opportunities
See quickly if maintenance action has fixed an issue or not. Identify improvements that can be made to overall maintenance planning.
How? Monitor on condition as opposed to hours. Alerts to maintenance dispatch, reliability team. Also, general recommendations from Rithmik.
Operator
Behaviours
Decrease wear from suboptimal driver behaviour.
How? Alerts and weekly reports to operator trainers.
Road Conditions
and Mine Design
Understand where improvements can be made to decrease wear on the equipment and decrease haul cycle times.
How? Alerts and weekly reports to road maintenance team
Testimonials
What our Customers are Saying
CTO, Canada
CTO, Canada“You've shown us the results. This is unlocking value."
Reliability Engineer, Zambia
Reliability Engineer, Zambia“This helps us find the needle in the haystack."
Superintendent of Reliability, Canada
Superintendent of Reliability, Canada“Rithmik showed their AI solution could reveal early indicators of genuine equipment issues beyond what was available from the manufacturer's alarms."