The Target is Clear. The Plan Needs to Prove it.
Your planning team works from averages. Your mine runs on interactions. idoba.sim closes that gap. Surfacing the fleet conflicts, access timing issues, and sequencing constraints that determine whether your weekly target is actually achievable before locking in your schedule and sending crews go underground.
A Production Number You Can Actually Defend.
Underground plans are built on averages. Truck cycle times, loader availability, development advance rates. All modelled as if conditions hold consistently across all 14 shifts. They do not. idoba.sim runs 25 statistically varied simulations of your weekly plan and returns a P10, P50, and P90 distribution of outcomes. Before you take a number to the Board, you know whether it is achievable under realistic operating conditions.
Capital Decisions With Evidence Behind Them.
Fleet purchases, development commitments, and access sequencing are routinely justified on a single planning number. idoba.sim adds a defensible range alongside that number: P10, P50, and P90 outcomes modelled against your actual mine geometry and fleet configuration. Not industry averages. Not assumptions from a consultant. A risk profile your Technical Services team can put in front of you, and that you can put in front of the Board — with confidence.
Re-plan Fast. Recover Before it Costs You Ore.
Underground conditions change. A ground support delay at one heading. An equipment breakdown that reshuffles the sequence. When that happens, the consequences ripple through fleet interactions and access timing in ways a revised spreadsheet cannot model. idoba.sim lets your planning team re-run the revised schedule against actual mine geometry before it crews go underground.