First mining start-up summit to be held on 29th May to encourage role of start-ups in mining sector

First mining start-up summit to be held on 29th May to encourage role of start-ups in mining sector

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Category : National Published on: May 13 2023

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The first mining start-up summit will be held on 29th May in Mumbai to encourage the participation of start-ups in the mineral and mining sector.
Start-ups in the fields of exploration, virtual reality, automation, drone technology, and consultancy will participate in it.
The summit will be mainly focusing on innovation and techniques that will support and improve the performance, safety and help in building autonomy in the field of mining and metallurgy.
It will also be focusing on interaction with leading industries in the mineral exploration sector, financial institutions, and banks.
Mines Secretary Vivek Bharadwaj has released the logo of the summit which is being organized in collaboration with IIT Mumbai.

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