
The Essential Tactical ISR System

Wolf Pack Applications in the Mining Sector
Eomax manufactures Wolf Pack, a lightweight, man portable imaging platform that enhances officer safety and effectiveness in cross-border crime counteraction.
Camera technologies; night vision, thermal imaging, low-light colour, specialized optical tools; and long-range wireless transmission are the foundation of Wolf Pack integrated system architecture.
On land and at sea, Wolf Pack is used in border security, and more broadly by public safety and military organizations around the world.


Security and Concession Protection
Mining concessions often span hundreds of square kilometres of remote terrain, creating persistent challenges for security teams tasked with protecting people, assets, and the environment. Fixed surveillance infrastructure alone cannot adequately cover these dynamic and infrastructure‑poor environments.
Wolf Pack provides a rapidly deployable, mobile situational awareness capability designed to protect large concession areas without reliance on permanent installations. Modular, low‑observable sensor nodes can be deployed along remote access roads, concession boundaries, equipment yards, and fuel storage areas to detect unauthorized access, illegal mining activity, and emerging security threats.
By allowing sensing assets to be repositioned as risks evolve, Wolf Pack enables security teams to maintain operational unpredictability—creating uncertainty for adversaries while reducing exposure and response times across vast operational footprints.
High‑Risk Search and Inspection
Mining operations routinely require inspection of locations that present elevated risk to personnel, including suspicious vehicles, sabotaged equipment, explosive hazards, and confined or hard‑to‑access spaces.
Wolf Pack systems provide a stand‑off search and inspection capability that allows operators to visually assess threats from a position of safety. Using multi‑spectral cameras and flexible insertion geometries, security teams can inspect vehicles, machinery, infrastructure, and enclosed spaces without immediate human exposure.
Originally developed for explosive ordnance disposal, counter‑IED, and tactical search operations, Wolf Pack brings proven high‑risk inspection capabilities into the mining environment—enhancing safety while supporting rapid decision‑making during uncertain or time‑critical events.




Search and Rescue / Emergency Response
In the event of accidents, structural failures, landslides, or missing personnel, rapid situational awareness is critical to effective emergency response. Remote terrain and damaged infrastructure often delay or complicate traditional assessment methods.
Wolf Pack supports search and rescue operations by providing persistent visual and thermal observation across affected areas. Elevated camera positions, confined‑space inspection tools, and thermal imaging enable responders to locate survivors, assess hazards, and plan safe interventions before committing personnel.
Beyond internal incident response, deployable Wolf Pack systems allow mining operators to assist regional civil defence and emergency services during natural disasters—reinforcing their role as responsible partners within surrounding communities.
Environmental and Operational Monitoring
Modern mining operations face increasing requirements for environmental stewardship, regulatory compliance, and early detection of operational anomalies. While drones offer powerful surveying capabilities, gaps remain between flights and beyond established infrastructure coverage.
Wolf Pack complements aerial systems by providing persistent, ground‑based monitoring with minimal infrastructure requirements. Deployed sensors can observe slope stability, environmental buffer zones, wildlife movement, and human intrusion, while delivering early warnings of unexpected events.
By enabling continuous monitoring and sensor‑triggered alerts, Wolf Pack enhances operational visibility, reduces response times, and supports proactive management of environmental and safety risks across the mine lifecycle.
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