Built for quarry, sand & aggregates professionals

Engineering answers, where the work happens.

Diagnose faults, identify equipment, verify gradation and carry every field case from the plant to the office.

Quarry-specific technical language Dedicated quarry knowledge base Phone in the field · Web in the office
01

One toolbox. Every quarry question.

Purpose-built modules for equipment, process, production and product quality.

TS

Troubleshooting

Structure symptoms, rank causes and turn field evidence into an actionable diagnostic.

SP

Spare Parts

Identify equipment from a photo and locate useful suppliers around the quarry.

DOC

Documentation

Find exact OEM datasheets, user manuals and technical drawings.

CALC

Calculations

Calculate throughput, stockpile volume, water balance, power and efficiency.

COM

Commissioning

Prepare cold, wet, load and performance tests from start-up to handover.

PP

Process & Production

Find bottlenecks and improve throughput, yield, water and energy use.

02

Shared quarry knowledge

Field experience should never be lost.

Quarry Field Engineer AI is designed around its own knowledge base: validated documents, technical corrections, quality results and useful field feedback can improve future answers for quarry teams.

Your cases remain private. Only validated, reusable quarry knowledge can enrich this collective memory. Nothing is read from or written to Tunnel.

Quarry memory Independent knowledge base
DOCValidated documents
FEField corrections
OEMTrusted sources
QGQuality feedback
03

From field evidence to the next decision.

The same simple workflow for a crusher, screen, conveyor, pump or complete processing line.

01

Capture

Speak, type, take a photo or attach a technical document beside the equipment.

02

Verify

Check equipment identity, quarry context, technical evidence and current sources.

03

Act

Get a structured answer, save the case and continue it on any device.

04

A continuous workspace for the quarry team.

Create an account to keep cases, documents and equipment history together from shift to shift.