Turner Caldwell
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first heard Jul 2025
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And it takes a long time to then take those progress reports and actually measure progress so that you can reevaluate priorities and understand kind of like how the project is trending.
And so we're really trying to accelerate and democratize access to data fundamentally and run construction projects like manufacturing facilities.
And it starts there.
And the reason construction and mining are so kind of integrated, and some people might disagree with me, but like a mining project is a big civil construction project.
It just never ends.
It's more like a deconstruction project.
Yeah, that's fair.
You are, well, you do.
I guess you have to make, you have to construct piles.
And you're building piles.
Okay.
But there's actually a lot of similarities in kind of like just moving the dirt for like site prep.
And the same kind of like software stack that is enabling you to get feedback from the field live is the same thing that the mining industry struggles with.
You know, there are mining companies will lose equipment, like especially in underground mines that are like these like deep mazes.
And, you know, the industry is getting better at having like actual location sensing on like where the equipment is.
But losing equipment in a mine is like it used to be a super common thing.
You know, we start with construction and then and then we start to get into the, you know, the second core part.
software stack is what we're calling PlantOS.
The construction stack is Capital Project OS.
And PlantOS is really aimed at removing humans from the loop and deciding how the chemical processing operations and the refining operations work.
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