AISERVA and AIKuari · AISERVA and AIKuari: Local AI Guide
Fleet and Fuel in VYROX Quarry (AIKuari) compares each mobile machine's fuel per engine hour with its own 14-day median, flags a machine that uses much more than usual, shows idle time, and lists diesel issued with no engine hours behind it. Quarry managers and fleet supervisors use it to cut idling and catch fuel losses.
Open Fleet and Fuel from the Site-Wide group. The Fuel per Engine Hour, North Quarry card lists each machine.
| Column | What It Means | Sample Value |
|---|---|---|
| Machine | Haul truck, wheel loader or excavator | Haul truck HT-2 |
| Engine h | Engine hours | 7.4 |
| Fuel L/h | Litres per engine hour | 26.1 |
| 14-Day Median | The machine's own usual fuel per engine hour | 20.6 |
| Idle | Share of engine hours spent idling | 18 % |
| Status | Normal, a flag such as +27 % Flagged, or Most Idle on Site | +27 % Flagged |
A machine 25 % over its own 14-day median fuel per engine hour is flagged.
The Fuel Issues Today card lists each fuel issue with Time, Machine, Litres, Engine h Since Last and Status. An issue with no engine hours since the last one is marked No Hours Behind It and is listed as a leak or an unrecorded draw.
The Idle column shows the share of engine hours each machine spends idling, and the machine that idles most is marked Most Idle on Site.
The product website describes Asset Trackers (VX-AT100) showing where each machine is. The device catalogue does not list the tracker as feeding VYROX Quarry directly, so confirm this with VYROX for your deployment.
Asset Tracker (VX-AT100), Industrial 4G Router (VX-RT320) and Outdoor Gateway (VX-GW670).
25 % over the machine's own 14-day median fuel per engine hour.
Yes. Fuel is counted as Scope 1 in the CO₂ figures, using the factor on the Factors page.
Fuel that goes into a machine that has not run may have leaked or been drawn without a record.