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Introducing d-EXTO

YieldPoint introduces d-EXTO, a new super-rugged multi-rod borehole extensometer technology. More...

New WiFi Destiny WIRELESS.

YieldPoint has introduced a WIRELESS WiFi enabled DESTINY moniroing system. Each unit can monitor 4 YieldPoint digital instruments in real time. The system is completely Plug ‘n Play with data being directly written to the instrument_ID (e.g. 110435005).txt file. More...

YieldPoint and Jennmar install instrumented Yieldlok bolts at 84 level at Kidd mine.


Jennmar Purchases 5 PULLTEST units for sites in S.America and Africa.


d-REBAR Available for Project based evaluation.

YieldPoints d-REBAR has been successfully proven in both coal and hard rock mines with impressive results. The next stage of the commercialization is to promote this ground-breaking product to mines that have an interest in determining how their support systems perform, and how to optimize them. YieldPoint will provide technical assistance and guidance on the first such project at each mine to ensure that the customer accumulates the maximum value from the instrumentation project.

d-GMM(SPECTRE) for Japanese earthquake prediction scientists.


More d-GMM(DETECT)’s for DIAVIK.

YieldPoint receives an additional order of d-GMM(DETECT)s from DIAVIK mine to monitor pit slope stability.

YP and Jennmar run successful Vale Inco Creighton Expt.

YieldPoint’s d-BOLT technology has been used to monitor resin Rebar, cone bolts and Jennmar Yield-Lok Bolts. Pressure cells were also used to successfully measure stress changes in a pillar. The project was coordinated by Vale’s Allan Punkkinen.

Repeat order of d-GMM(DETECT)s for Mosaics K2 mine.

4 years ago YieldPoint sold an array of d-GMM(DETECT)s to monitor a challenging situation at Mosaic K2 mine is Esterhazy, SK. The instruments were logged with the very first DESTINY system. 4 years later that system is still running and the mine have just placed a repeat order for more d-GMM(DETECT)s.

d-TILT: 6 Point tiltmeter array.

The d-TILT (12SG) is a Tiltmeter array based on six (6) dual axis MEMS accelerometers configured in a linear array. The instrument is designed to be inserted in borehole to provide continuous monitoring of tilt as an alternative to repeated manual TILT surveys.

d-MPBX with friction-lock anchors.

YieldPoint has developed a “groutless” friction based anchoring system for its d-MPBX extensometers. This allows the extensometer to be pushed into the borehole and to lock into position using an array of torsion springs. This innovation is designed for coal and potash mine applications.

d8MPBX: 8 point borehole extensometer

YieldPoint has enhanced its d-MPBX technology to accommodate 8-anchor points in its new d8MPBX borehole extensometer. The device can be provided in lengths between 4m and 15m.

YieldPoint win major Project with Dr Sam Spearing at SIUC.

The other partners are Peabody energy and NIOSH. This project will involving installing approximately 100 of YieldPoint’s d6BOLT instrumented rock bolts, 30 d8MPBX extensometers and d-TILT(12SG) tiltmeter arrays into 3 coal mines in Illinois and Colorado.

Bridge Pier in Florida.

YieldPoint provides d-TILT(EL) instruments to monitor a bridge pier during nearby blasting. The d-TILT(EL) has a range of 1arcdeg and a resolution of 1 arcsec. Pictures of the installation solution used is shown here.

Monitoring a Dam in N. Carolina.

Sauls Seismic uses d-GMM(SPECTRE)s and d-micros connected to d-LOGGERs to monitor a damsite in N. Carolina.

Raglan Chooses YieldPoint

Xstrata's Raglan mine has selected YieldPoint instrumentation including d-MPBXs and d-CABLEs to monitor the back of a large underground stope. The instruments are networked together using a DESTINY network.One major factor influencing the adoption of YP technology was the much higher resolution offered by the product approximately 50x higher than competitor's products.

2 major projects at MontCalm Mine

YieldPoint has provided d-MPBXs, 15m d-CABLEs, d-GMM(SPECTRE)s and d-PLUCKERs to Xstrata's Montcalm mine to monitor large open stopes. The digipluckers were used to monitor Geokon 4911 VW rebars. A module was built into MineScope software to covert the VW output into stress in the pillar.