Precision in motion: Real-time process characterisation with OreVia

Join members of the Molycop technical team for this Insights webinar as they showcase how OreVia’s modular AI technology transforms raw data into actionable intelligence, enabling operators to make faster, smarter and more precise decisions.

When

27 November 2025

Where

Global

Language

English

 

Key focus areas

  • Capture real-time visual and analytical data across the entire mineral processing circuit.
  • Apply AI-based process characterisation to stabilise operations and improve product consistency.
  • Leverage OreVia’s modular approach for applications from crushing and milling to flotation.
  • Integrate OreVia insights with plant control systems and the Molycop VIP Platform for enterprise-level optimisation.
  • Use advanced imaging to detect rock, slurry and froth characteristics with precision.

Webinar overview

Molycop’s OreVia suite redefines process characterisation through advanced AI-driven vision and analysis, delivering real-time insights that stabilise and optimise every stage of the mineral processing circuit – from crushing to flotation.

In this exclusive webinar, Molycop experts will showcase how OreVia’s modular AI technology transforms raw data into actionable intelligence, enabling operators to make faster, smarter and more precise decisions.

You’ll learn how OreVia integrates with the Molycop VIP Platform and existing control systems to deliver a holistic, adaptive approach to process optimisation.

This session will include: 
  • a 30-minute presentation 
  • a live Q&A for participants to engage directly with our technical team.

What you’ll learn

  • The fundamentals of OreVia’s AI-based process characterisation technology.
  • How real-time image analysis improves decision-making and operational stability.
  • The role of OreVia in reducing operational variability and process input consumption.
  • How OreVia helps increase revenue, reduce costs and maximise recovery.
  • Case-based insights into how OreVia supports the journey from milling to recovery.

Who the webinar is for

  • Process Engineers
  • Metallurgists
  • Plant Managers
  • Operations and maintenance teams
  • Anyone seeking to improve efficiency and profitability through real-time process characterisation.

Date

27 November 2025
3:30pm Perth Time
9:30am Berlin Time
9:30am South Africa Time
7:30am Ghana Time

Presenters

Damian Thorpe, Manager, Advanced Milling Instrumentation
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Damian Thorpe, Manager, Advanced Milling Instrumentation
Damian serves as the Product Manager for Advanced Milling Instrumentation at Molycop's Perth office. With over 18 years' experience in minerals processing, Damian possesses extensive industry knowledge and expertise in the areas of bulk materials handling equipment and process instrumentation for bulk materials handling, nucleonic detection, and in-stream sampling and analysis. 
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Edgar King, Machine Vision Manager
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Edgar King, Machine Vision Manager
Based in Brisbane, Edgar is the Machine Vision Manager at Molycop. A highly experienced chemical engineer and professional engineer (Pr.Eng.), Edgar brings over 20 years’ expertise in process control, optimisation and technology commercialisation to his role. Edgar leads the development and integration of Molycop’s advanced AI-powered vision technologies across global mineral processing operations. His leadership has been instrumental in advancing real-time process characterisation and automation.
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Dr Sebastian Maaß, CSO & Co-Founder, SOPAT
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Dr Sebastian Maaß, CSO & Co-Founder, SOPAT
Dr Sebastian Maaß studied process engineering (Dr.-Ing.) at the Technical University of Berlin. He has detailed expertise in process analysis and simulation, as well as in the development and application of computer-aided, optical measuring methods. Dr Maaß is currently CSO of SOPAT GmbH and the first contact person for strategic development, marketing and sales. His particular area of research expertise concerns particle measurement technology. To date he has published more than 25 peer review articles and has authored/coauthored over 90 lectures and poster presentations at national and international scientific conferences.
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