Autonomous Haulage Solutions

Three green electric autonomous haul trucks driving in a line along a quarry road at dusk

KUARTIS AHS

Smarter Haulage.Less Energy.Safer Sites.

Kuartis AHS runs electric haul fleets autonomously: optimized dispatch, smoother driving, lower upkeep and remote oversight.

Where autonomy makes the difference

Conventional haulageKUARTIS AHS

01Energy & emissions

High fuel use, CO₂ emissions

Optimized routes, autonomous driving

02Tires & wear

Harsh driving, frequent tire changes

Steady driving, lower maintenance

03Operations

Manual coordination, idle queues

Autonomous dispatch, smart task allocation

04Safety

People in the risk zone

Remote oversight

KUARTIS AHS · One system

One connected haul cycle.

Charge
Dispatch
Navigate
Monitor
Intervene

Four components, one system

Sensor pack on the truck cab roof: LiDAR, camera, radar and antenna

01 · Autonomy on-vehicle

KILAVUZ.AI™

Perception, Localization, Planning and Control

Electric truck fleet waiting at a charging gantry in a quarry

02 · Fleet management

Intelligent Dispatcher

Mission Planning, Task Assignment, Decision Support

Remote driving station screens, steering wheel and fleet map

03 · Remote assistance

Overwatch Remote Driving System

Remote Takeover, Vehicle Monitoring, Advanced Driver Assistance

Field supervisor behind a barrier watching the fleet on a tablet

04 · Field operations

Field Operations System

Connected Field Team, Real-time Support, Alerts & Warnings

Capabilities

Terrain mapping visualization — Terrain mapping

Route tracking visualization — Route tracking

Obstacle detection visualization — Obstacle detection

Path planning visualization — Path planning

Depth estimation visualization — Depth estimation

Three-dimensional mine site model — 3D site model

Operator seated at a remote driving station in front of screens showing the truck camera and fleet map