Rio Tinto: Autonomous trains now driving 20 per cent of pit-to-port kilometres in Australia
Rio Tinto has probably been working on autonomous vehicles for longer than Google or Apple
An iron ore mine in Rio Tinto's Pilbara mining complex in Western Australia
Mining giant Rio Tinto claims that 20 per cent of its pit-to-port train movements in its iron ore mining network in Western Australia are now done by autonomous trains. The technology is being use for...
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