I'm not a vindictive person, but on behalf of all mining truck drivers, I hope Komatsu outsources all of its engineering to India. It will be a very controlled process with very few variables and Komatsu will see an increase in productivity. I wonder what the Chrome Dome Team say about that.
Electric Autonomous Cars is for the Elite when they kill off 95% of the world population, so they can live having all their luxuries produced by robots.
there are opportunities for training of the current workforce (upskill). New jobs will be generated. Efficiency on mine operations will allow other projects (which were not feasible in the past) to come in play as well.
@@lucasljs1545 people need to keep learning and advancing and not stick to being a grunt in a produce store or something equivalent when robots can handle things like that. We need to keep advancing too and not be content with bogus jobs nobody really likes anyway.
No robot is running a machine the way I do . My speed an knowledge is cutting edge compared to the those rock n stick robots . that’s why they pay me the big bucks . Evolve these nuts
Hello sir, I am Fathi from Algeria. I used to drive a truck like this in a phosphate mine. I like your video and I hope to be part of this great team. How do you help me sir? By the way, I live in Algeria. Can you help me get a work visa?
@@matthewbouton5121 My great granddad would still be working if they still had gas street lights, my granddad would still be up the chimneys, my dad would still shovel coal into a train engines firebox and I'd still have a paper round!
Honestly... honestly... I know of a few sites that could use something like this. Low wages, dangerous and grueling conditions all make for some rough staff. Instead of wasting money, paying folks to wreck your equipment and not get any work done, there's now this!
Let’s be real, there isn’t any safety increase…it’s all about doing the job as cheaply as possible and cutting jobs is nothing more than an afterthought.
I'm not a vindictive person, but on behalf of all mining truck drivers, I hope Komatsu outsources all of its engineering to India. It will be a very controlled process with very few variables and Komatsu will see an increase in productivity. I wonder what the Chrome Dome Team say about that.
It will happen, if it hasn’t already.
I'm not a miner but on behalf of the drivers I hope a hacker or a software glitch causes those trucks to dive off a cliff.
Lol sarcasm at its finest
Thx for this video! Working on the issue currently !
They bang on how it’s safer but really it puts a person out of a job and makes big mining companies richer.
Electric Autonomous Cars is for the Elite when they kill off 95% of the world population, so they can live having all their luxuries produced by robots.
there are opportunities for training of the current workforce (upskill). New jobs will be generated. Efficiency on mine operations will allow other projects (which were not feasible in the past) to come in play as well.
@@lucasljs1545 people need to keep learning and advancing and not stick to being a grunt in a produce store or something equivalent when robots can handle things like that. We need to keep advancing too and not be content with bogus jobs nobody really likes anyway.
No robot is running a machine the way I do . My speed an knowledge is cutting edge compared to the those rock n stick robots . that’s why they pay me the big bucks . Evolve these nuts
Correct 😂
Why won't people watch the Terminator movie...this is how that shit started..
Well there goes my trucking courier
career*
Why not have a pantograph on the uphill parts?
Hello sir, I am Fathi from Algeria. I used to drive a truck like this in a phosphate mine. I like your video and I hope to be part of this great team. How do you help me sir? By the way, I live in Algeria. Can you help me get a work visa?
Penganguran bertambah😜🤪
Thanks komatsu for selling out the operator's and soon to leave them without jobs.
Do you use letters or email? Things could change, people must need to increase knowledge to follow that changes. Thing about it.
Such backwards thinking.
Lets bring back lift operators for the sake of jobs.... smh.
@@matthewbouton5121 My great granddad would still be working if they still had gas street lights, my granddad would still be up the chimneys, my dad would still shovel coal into a train engines firebox and I'd still have a paper round!
@@FerotKwari all the best to you. I believe you have the strength and courage to adapt changing times.
@@matthewbouton5121 bruv, thank you for your well wishes.
Ya estan en la mina
This should be in every nine in Australia.
Leave the mining to skilled tradies and go back go K-Mart
Welcome To The Futures Sunrises On Out Will Be Yet Auto Robots Tuan Bach
And WOW Keep Carrying On
Honestly... honestly... I know of a few sites that could use something like this. Low wages, dangerous and grueling conditions all make for some rough staff. Instead of wasting money, paying folks to wreck your equipment and not get any work done, there's now this!
If its a 3rd world contry with low wages, then a person in the cab is cheaper.
A horrible opinion honestly. I hope you cry to sleep when your works gets automated too.
Japan is making the future.
Let’s be real, there isn’t any safety increase…it’s all about doing the job as cheaply as possible and cutting jobs is nothing more than an afterthought.
These systems can be hacked. One day you will fall Komatsu and pay fines for service disruption.
Is no increase in production.only thing is no one pays tax.rio,fmg don't pay much tax.greed