TerraEye has signed a two-year contract with BMRC, a wholly owned subsidiary of International Resources Holdings (IRH) for the deployment of TerraEye’s exploration platform across BMRC’s portfolio of mineral exploration projects.
BMRC will use TerraEye for exploration work as the platform enables faster target screening, improved interpretation consistency, and better cross-discipline alignment across projects.
The partnership between TerraEye and BMRC enable an accelerated joint development plan for the integration of geophysics, geochemistry, and selected tools currently in use by BMRC.
The plan is to move BMRC into a repeatable, platform-based approach to exploration through the implementation of TerraEye.
The collaboration will focus on several key areas to enhance efficiency and integration across exploration projects, including a priority for platform adoption, ensuring that ongoing exploration programs use standardised screening, targeting, and decision-making workflows.
Another emphasis is on accelerating the integration of geophysics and geochemistry into TerraEye’s Earth observation and AI-driven targeting pipeline, allowing for more comprehensive and timely insights.
The partnership also aims to achieve interoperability with BMRC’s internal tools, improving data flow and minimising duplication of interpretation work.
Finally, the collaboration will deliver improved decision speed and traceability, enabling both teams to move more confidently from raw data to priority targets.
TerraEye CEO Marek Wilgucki says that exploration teams need faster alignment and defensible target ranking, not more data to comb through.
“This contract validates TerraEye as a platform designed for real-world exploration decisions, and we are excited to deliver measurable impact across BMRC’s portfolio while rapidly expanding cross-domain integration,” Wilgucki says.
Director of Geoscience at BMRC Colin Davies notes that the collaboration and integration of TerraEye will help to compress the exploration cycle and improve the quality of decisions by his team.
“By deploying TerraEye across our active projects and accelerating integration of geophysics and geochemistry, we are building a workflow that scales across teams and assets,” Davies says.
TerraEye is an AI-driven Earth observation and exploration platform that supports mineral exploration with integrated targeting, screening, and decision workflows.
Write to Amy Rotman at Mining.com.au
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