Artificial intelligence company Minerva Intelligence (MVAI.V) signed its first commercial subscription for their web-based document management software, Leo, with Orogen Royalties (OGN.V) yesterday.
Leo assists organizations with the management and location of their mining and exploration files by using OCR to digitize, index, auto-tag and geotag the unstructured documents, making use of geology and mining vocabularies optimised for combined researcher and AI applications.
“With LEO, we are able to quickly search through thousands of documents using keywords related to our prospect-generation activities. LEO’s powerful functionality and ability to work with synonyms is particularly important to our evaluation of large collections of legacy documents. Its automated OCR makes bringing those legacy documents into our library a cinch,” said Dave Groves, Orogen VP exploration.
Leo also provides search capabilities in a context intended to improve multi-disciplinary use of documents across the organization. An organization can add legacy files to their data library and use them for other downstream AI applications.
“Orogen has been a key partner in the beta-testing phase of LEO, and we are gratified that they see the value in such a unique and powerful application. Most mining and exploration companies have silos of underutilized data, and LEO represents a unique opportunity to finally to crack open their archives to extract valuable insights from their data. Our contract with Orogen further validates our belief that there is a real need and demand for what Minerva solutions are able to offer,” said Scott Tillman, CEO of Minerva Intelligence.
—Joseph Morton