J Green

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J. Green is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics and resource extraction industries. Their 2010 publication, "Robots in Mining," represents a foundational contribution to the emerging field of mining automation, exploring how robotic systems can be applied to improve efficiency, safety, and productivity in mining operations. This work addresses one of the most practically significant challenges in industrial robotics — deploying autonomous and semi-autonomous systems in harsh, unpredictable underground and surface mining environments. With 5 citations, the paper has begun to establish a footprint in the literature, reflecting its relevance to a specialized but growing research community increasingly focused on reducing human risk in dangerous extraction settings. Green's research speaks to broader conversations about the future of labor, automation, and safety engineering in heavy industries. As robotics technology continues to advance rapidly, foundational works like this one serve as important reference points for engineers, policymakers, and researchers navigating the complex transition toward automated mining systems. Green's contributions offer a valuable early perspective on this transformative technological frontier.

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   Robots in mining

   5 citations · 2010

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