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Underground Mine Locomotive Simulator to be Developed by ThoroughTec
Mineweb - December 2008   

Mining equipment simulators are now used extensively in operator training without exposing costly equipment to novices. The latest to be developed is an underground locomotive simulator from South Africa's Throroughtec.
South African mine simulator specialist, Thoroughbred Technologies (ThoroughTec) is to launch the latest module in its CYBERMINE™ range of simulators with an underground locomotive simulator for use in training of new operators.  The simulator was requested by two existing ThoroughTec CYBERMINE™ clients, both of which have placed orders for the new unit.

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New Simulator Purchase
Mining Industry Skills Centre Newsletter - May 2008   

This new addition will give the resources industry access to a technically superior simulator which has never before been available to the Australian sector.

The simulator, a Komatsu 830e (electric truck) has excellent reporting capabilities, an advanced trainer interface and a fast console change-out, making it ideal for large training situations.
The ThoroughTec simulator is the latest addition to the Skills Centre’s existing fleet of 18 5DT simulators, purchased in June 2006 using funds provided by the State Government.

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Operation 101
Plant and Equipment Hire - May 2008   

The construction industry is following the mining sector’s approach to operator training.  The result is a virtual ground.

Whether there’s a need for competent operators in the plant hire industry is not really debatable.  Two-and-a-half years’ ago, the concept to develop a virtual training room sprouted from the industry’s dilemma and on July 31 2007, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to inaugurate what is claimed to South Africa’s first articulated dump truck (ADT) simulator.

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Komatsu Simulator Joins Fleet
Australian Mining - May 2008   

The Mining Industry Skills Centre has added a simulator from South African-based company ThoroughTec to its burgeoning fleet. According to the Skills centre, this simulator will give the resources industry access to a technically superior simulator which has never before been available to the Australian sector.

The simulator, a Komatsu 830e (electric truck) has reporting capabilities, advanced trainer interface and a fast console change-out.

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Skills Centre Leads Innovative Simulator Training with New Purchase
Mining Industry Skills Centre - April 2008   

The Mining Industry Skills Centre has today announced an addition to its fleet of simulators with the purchase of a state-of-the-art simulator from South African-based modelling and simulation experts, ThoroughTec.

This new addition will give the resources industry access to a technically superior simulator which has never before been available to the Australian sector.

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