Train and certify mining machinery operators: a field of view of up to 360°, real controls, and per-operator evaluation.
Request a quoteThe APEX mining simulator trains and certifies heavy mining machinery operators with a field of view of up to 360 degrees, industrial force-feedback controls, and objective per-operator evaluation.
In a mine, every machine hour spent on training costs production, and every mistake by a new operator costs far more. The simulator reproduces the real perspective and proportions of mining machinery — with the option of 360-degree virtual reality or 4K screens — so operators build practice hours without taking a single machine offline.
The platform is the same one that backs training for Mexico's largest industrial operations: cloud telemetry, automatic per-operator scoring, and biometric fingerprint sign-in.
A mobile training unit for mining machinery: four multi-machine simulators mounted in a trailer that travels to the operation, with an instructor station on board.
A cab with real controls, a motion platform, and up to 12 machines in a single unit.
Speed, braking, engine use, maneuvers, and operating errors for every operator, in real time. Everything is stored in the cloud with no possibility of editing and validated by fingerprint: an auditable record per operator and per machine.
The simulator is only half the story: the software recreates the real accidents from your operation, measures every session, and delivers the results in the cloud.
Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey and the Bajío region: on-site service nationwide.
When the warranty ends, the annual service plan covers preventive and corrective maintenance and ALL simulator spare parts — travel expenses included.
Your after-sales hub: support tickets, service records and each unit's full history — in the cloud, in real time.
Broken levers, impacts, operator error: real rough use is covered. Your equipment never sits idle over a mishap.
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The questions we hear most from mines and heavy machinery companies.
It's a professional training system that reproduces the operator station of heavy mining machinery: industrial force-feedback controls, a digital dashboard, and a field of view of up to 360 degrees with virtual reality or 4K screens. The operator practices the maneuvers of the real operation — ramps, hauling, loading yards — and every session is measured with automatic scoring.
Because in mining, training on real equipment competes with production: every machine hour spent training is an hour not producing, and trainee mistakes cost maintenance and risk. In the simulator, operators build practice hours and make their learning-curve mistakes without taking a single machine out of the operation.
In machinery operations, the typical range is 15% to 50% fewer accidents and a 15% to 30% reduction in maintenance cost, because the operating habits that wear down the machine — hard starts, harsh braking, engine misuse — get corrected in the simulator with objective data, before they cost the real equipment.
Simulator access is validated with fingerprint sign-in, so every training hour belongs to the person who completed it, and automatic scoring logs violations, errors, and habits per session in the cloud, with no possibility of editing. The mine gets a record per operator with accumulated hours and performance: objective evidence for internal certification and safety audits.
An annual service plan with preventive and corrective maintenance, remote and on-site support, software updates, and spare parts, with our own technicians in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and the Bajío region. We are manufacturers with our own operation in Mexico, with the capacity to serve remote operations like mines.
On the hardware side: an enclosed operator station on a system that moves the entire cab — not just the seat —, a field of view of up to 360 degrees with virtual reality or 4K screens, and industrial force-feedback controls; plus a control station where the instructor operates a second machine inside the same session. On the software side: fingerprint identification and tamper-proof cloud results. And on top of all that, the largest after-sales support operation in Mexico, capable of serving remote operations.
Delivery is turnkey: APEX installs the equipment, calibrates it, and trains your instructors — it's up and running from day one, with no integrators or third parties. It includes the equipment warranty and access to APEX Drive+, the app where support tickets are filed and service history is kept. Once the warranty ends, the annual maintenance plan covers preventive and corrective service and every spare part, with technician travel and expenses included.
Most vendors sell the equipment with limited coverage: spare parts are quoted separately, technician travel and expenses are billed on top, damage from misuse isn't covered, and service depends on a distributor or an overseas manufacturer. The APEX service plan includes every spare part in the simulator, technician travel and expenses, and coverage even against equipment misuse. Everything is tracked in APEX Drive+, and service is delivered by our own technicians in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and the Bajío region.
