Strayos

Rock mass mapping is most valuable when it becomes usable engineering data.

In Strayos Rock Mass AI, teams can detect discontinuities, facets, and seams directly on a drone-based 3D rock face model, then filter structural patterns by dip and strike using stereonets and stereograms.

Engineers stay in control: cluster joint sets, manually refine detections, export CSV/DXF files, calculate RMR/RQD, and generate PDF reports for review.

From rock face visualization to structural data your team can actually use.

See Rock Mass AI in action.

This week on Inside , we’re featuring Henry, our Legal Intern.

Henry is currently working on **contract management and compliance**, supporting the legal and operational foundations that help Strayos scale responsibly. In his interview, he shares what he’s working on, what he’s learning, and how legal workflows connect to a fast-moving technology company serving mining, quarrying, and heavy civil operations.

Watch the interview to learn more about Henry’s role and the work happening behind the scenes at Strayos.

This week on Inside Strayos: Workbench, we’re featuring Shang, our Agentic AI Intern.

Shang works on automating internal workflows and supporting website development, helping Strayos move faster across technical and operational projects. In this interview, he shares what he’s building, what surprised him about working at Strayos, and what a productive day looks like as part of the team.

Watch the interview to learn how agentic AI, automation, and thoughtful engineering are shaping the way we work at Strayos.

Stockpile reconciliation starts with a simple question: do your records match what’s actually on site?

With drone surveys and digital terrain models, teams can measure stockpile volumes, compare changes between surveys, and turn material movement into clearer inventory decisions.

Less guesswork. More confidence in what’s really sitting in the yard.