0 M — SURFACE · 67.86° N, 20.22° E
A lighthouse
for the
underground.
FYR builds the positioning layer for underground mines: anchors on the walls, a chip on everything that moves, and a live digital twin of it all — accurate to centimetres, in the one place GPS reads nothing.
Book a demo−120 M · SIGNAL LOST
GPS dies at the portal.
Below ground there is no satellite fix. No fix means no coordination: blind corners, radio guesswork, machines waiting on people and people waiting on machines. The average mine runs at a fraction of its real capacity — not because the machines are slow, but because nobody can see where anything is.
−290 M · FYR MESH ONLINE
Anchors on the wall.
A chip on everything that moves.
FYR anchors bolt to the drift wall and mesh into a private ultra-wideband network — fixed points of light in a place that has none. Every vehicle, machine and person carries a chip. Each one is located hundreds of times a second, through dust, diesel haze and total darkness.
−452 M · 2 UNITS IN DRIFT 07
A living twin of your mine.
Positions stream into one live picture: every loader, drill rig, pickup and person, with heading, speed and task. Not a map that was true last Tuesday — a digital twin that is true right now, from the face to the surface.
−540 M · CONVERGENCE DETECTED
It sees the accident
before it happens.
The twin projects every trajectory a few seconds ahead. When a walking worker and a loaded machine converge on the same blind corner, FYR intervenes — warns the worker, slows the machine — and the moment passes as a log line instead of a casualty.
ALL LEVELS · FLEET VIEW
From 25% to 90%.
Once everything is located, everything can be coordinated: traffic that never meets head-on, blast re-entry cleared by machines instead of waiting crews, shift handover done from the surface. The same mine, the same fleet — run like a system instead of a queue.
RESURFACING · 0 M
Put a fyr
in your mine.
Fyr — Swedish for lighthouse. We'll bring the anchors; you bring the dark. A pilot installation takes one drift and one week.
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