Reconciliation lives at the border of three disciplines. So does the team.
Mining engineering, corporate finance and technology: the three perspectives it takes for a deviation to be understood, valued and corrected.
Who we are
Argus Mine is a Chilean mining technology company. We founded it in January 2026 and work from Santiago, Chile. The platform is developed in-house: the engine that compares the plan with what was executed, the one that learns each mine's normal, and the governance views are our own code.
- Founded
- January 2026
- Based in
- Santiago, Chile
- Technology
- Developed in-house
Our Mission
To be the many eyes that watch every corner of the operation and convert complex geospatial data into reliable intelligence, empowering mining leaders to make better decisions with certainty.
Our Vision
To be the global standard in executive mining intelligence, providing a clear, independent, and comprehensive view of mining performance that drives sustainable value for the industry.
Our Value
We believe in the power of seeing everything, understanding what matters, and delivering perspectives leaders can trust to create lasting impact.
Over 65 years of combined experience
Argus Mine comes from a team that brings together mining engineering, corporate finance and technology. That is no accident: every reconciliation question speaks the language of one of those disciplines.
Mining engineering and operations
Leading operations and digital transformation in mining across the Americas.
It is the perspective that understands why F1 is argued in the field and F3 in the geology room.
Corporate finance
Financial planning, mergers and acquisitions, and scaling organizations across Latin America.
It is the perspective that insists a deviation be expressed in NPV, not only in tonnes.
Cloud and AI technology
Cloud-native and AI/ML platforms for mining and fintech, and global teams at scale.
It is the perspective that turns a quarterly reconciliation into a continuous cycle.
The platform is complete. What comes next is the first pilot.
Today Argus Mine runs end to end on a demonstration mine: 299 periods and 11 phases reconciled on a 1.28-million-block model, with the result in dollars, the 3D viewer and the views by role.
Our own measurement on a demonstration dataset, not on client data.
We are looking for the first pilot
One phase of the mine, three months, and success criteria agreed before starting, using the data the mine already produces. No new equipment or sensors.
Let's talk about a pilotThe all-seeing one
In Greek mythology, Argos Panoptes — “the all-seeing” — was a giant with a hundred eyes. Hera gave him a single task: to keep watch without interruption.
His power was not strength. It was that he never closed all his eyes at once: while some slept, others kept watching. The watch was continuous, never episodic. And it was many eyes looking from different angles, not one eye staring hard.
Argus is the Latin form of his name. Hence the name of the platform.
«A mine is measured in snapshots. The ground moves every day.»
Argos was not defeated by force. He was lulled to sleep.
Hermes could not overcome a hundred open eyes. He closed them one by one, telling stories until none were left awake. The real risk isn't that a monitoring system stops watching: it's that it watches a number that no longer means anything.
What we don't negotiate
We never fabricate the missing assumption
If data is missing, the field stays empty and flagged. Never zero.
What cannot be measured is not compliance
A factor of 1.000 caused by missing measurement is flagged as not interpretable, not as “on plan”.
Evidence, not verdicts
The platform doesn't decide: it delivers a number that can be arbitrated, signed by the right expert.
We say what we don't do
An audit product that overstates its scope does not survive the first technical review.
Every claim, with its source
The standards, studies and data behind this site are published, and anything illustrative is labeled as such.
From a volumetric engine to a governance platform
3D volumetric engine
DXF design ingestion and TIN-vs-TIN surface differencing.
Reconciliation factors and satellite radar
F1/F2/F3 with mass balance, and Sentinel-1 InSAR processing.
ICESat-2 and role-based governance
Laser altimetry for areas without radar signal, multi-level governance dashboards and reconciliation history recall.
Statistical baseline and action plans
Normal operating range learned per site, spatial deviation intelligence and formal action-plan follow-up.
How much value is your mine losing today?
Every day a deviation goes undetected, unexplained or unresolved, the value at risk keeps growing. Start by seeing it.