Digital Mining & AI guide

Digital Mining & AI

Azerbaijan Mining Expo 2027 offers a platform for software developers, data specialists and digital solution providers to demonstrate how their technologies support exploration, planning, production and maintenance.

Turn Mining Data into Better Decisions

Present a clear use case, show the information your solution delivers and explain how it helps mining teams make better operational decisions.

01

Mine Planning & Scheduling

02

Data Integration & Operational Analytics

03

Artificial Intelligence & Predictive Maintenance

Chapter 01

Products and Services

Mine Planning & Scheduling

Software for geological modelling, mine design, production scheduling and scenario evaluation.

Chapter 02

Data Integration & Operational Analytics

Platforms that bring together geological, equipment and processing data through dashboards, reporting and performance analysis.

Chapter 03

Artificial Intelligence & Predictive Maintenance

Tools for identifying patterns, detecting anomalies and supporting maintenance decisions using equipment and operational data.

Chapter 04

Digital Twins & Simulation

Digital representations of equipment, processes and sites for evaluating scenarios, investigating constraints and supporting planning.

Chapter 05

Geospatial & Remote Sensing Technologies

Drone mapping, satellite imagery, photogrammetry, LiDAR and software for interpreting survey data.

Chapter 06

Enterprise Systems & Cybersecurity

Asset management, maintenance management, inventory and workforce software, alongside cybersecurity solutions for connected operations.

Chapter 07

Relevant Applications in Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan’s 2027–2030 mining and metallurgy programme prioritises modern geological assessment and mineral development. This provides a context for digital tools that organise exploration data, support resource interpretation and inform project planning.

Established mining and processing operations—including Chovdar, Gedabek and Demirli—also provide potential applications for production analytics, maintenance software and process modelling.

Commercial relevance depends on the operator’s requirements, available data and existing systems.

Chapter 08

Why Exhibit in This Sector?

Show a Specific Business Outcome

Build your presentation around a defined challenge: production scheduling, equipment downtime, fragmented data or resource interpretation.

Explain what users can do differently with your solution and demonstrate the result through relevant project experience.

Chapter 09

Make Adoption Requirements Clear

Describe the data, connectivity, hardware and integration needed to deploy your technology. Help potential customers understand implementation time, training and ongoing support.

Chapter 10

Demonstrate How Users Work with the System

Show the steps from data collection to analysis and action. For AI applications, explain how outputs are validated and reviewed by technical teams.

Chapter 11

Develop Implementation Partnerships

Explore relationships with engineering firms, equipment manufacturers, survey companies and local technology providers that can support deployment.

Chapter 12

Bring Your Software to Life

Use interactive demonstrations, realistic datasets and case studies to make your offering tangible.

Let visitors explore a dashboard, compare planning scenarios or follow a maintenance workflow. Connect each feature to an operational task and a measurable benefit.

Chapter 13

Introduce Your Digital Solutions in Baku

Present your technology to potential customers and partners working across mineral exploration, mine development and operations.

8–10 September 2027 | Baku Expo Center, Azerbaijan