Atomionics survey matches Indian iron ore estimate using quantum tech - Mining Technology
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Quantum sensing firm Atomionics has announced that its exploration technology matched a drilled resource estimate at an active iron ore mine in India, without carrying out any new drilling. The post Atomionics survey matches Indian iron ore estimate using quantum tech appeared first on Mining Technology .
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