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Drones facilitating increased blasting accuracy, efficiencyGreater AccuracyBy:Features Deputy Editor and Chief Photographer MINING EXPLOSIVES Explosives and blasting technology company BME’s establishing a high-tech services unit, will enable it to advance the use of drones in mine blasting activities.
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