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IMARC 2026 – Pervidi Brings AI, Digital Toolbox Talks and Smarter Asset Tracking to IMARC 2026

 

The mining industry continues to face growing pressure to balance safety, compliance and operational efficiency. At IMARC 2026, Techs4Biz is showcasing the latest evolution of its Pervidi platform, bringing inspections, safety processes, toolbox talks and asset management together in one connected digital environment.

 

 

 

Building on the AI powered inspection capabilities introduced at IMARC 2025, Pervidi continues to expand the practical use of artificial intelligence across day to day mining operations. The platform allows mining teams to digitise inspections and field activities, use AI to assist with the analysis and reporting of inspection information, manage and document toolbox talks, and track assets and equipment, all from a single platform.

Making AI practical for mining operations is the focus, said Naaman Shibi, VP at Techs4Biz.

 

“It is not simply about adding AI to existing processes, but using it to reduce administration, improve access to information and help teams make better decisions in the field,” he said.

 

At the centre of this year’s showcase is Pervidi’s AI powered inspection capability, designed to enhance field data collection, analyse inspection information and summarise findings, supporting faster identification and resolution of issues on site.

The platform extends this same approach to toolbox talks, replacing paper based processes with digital records, attendance tracking, safety information and AI assisted summaries that can be easily shared and accessed across teams and shifts.

Pervidi also connects inspection and operational information directly to individual assets, giving mining teams greater visibility of asset location, history, condition and associated activities over time.

In the field, teams can capture photographs, voice notes, inspection results and other information using mobile devices, including in remote environments where network connectivity may be limited, so data is recorded accurately wherever the work takes place.

Visitors to IMARC 2026 are invited to meet the Pervidi team and see firsthand how these capabilities can be applied across safety, maintenance, compliance and operational processes.

 

See Pervidi in action: https://youtu.be/xJEcWhXh__A

About Techs4Biz Pervidi:

Techs4Biz develops Pervidi, a digital inspection, data collection and asset management platform designed to help organisations improve safety, compliance and operational efficiency. Pervidi supports mining and other asset-intensive industries with mobile, AI-enabled, and paperless solutions for field operations.

Media Contact: Trishan Khan. Business Development Manager, Techs4Biz Pervidi

Email: sales@pervidi.com

Website: www.pervidi.com

Posted September 30, 2026

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