AISERVA and AIKuari · AISERVA and AIKuari: Local AI Guide
Stockpiles in VYROX Quarry (AIKuari) shows how many tonnes of each product you hold, how many days each pile lasts at this week's rate of draw, and the moisture in each pile after rain. Moisture matters because wet stone costs fuel to dry at the asphalt plant. Plant managers and sales staff use it to plan production and promise deliveries.
Open Stockpiles from The Chain group. The Piles, North Quarry card lists each pile at the site.
| Column | What It Means | Sample Value |
|---|---|---|
| Pile | Product and whether the pile is open or covered | 14 mm, open |
| Tonnes | Book stock | 3,120 |
| Days of Cover | Tonnes divided by this week's average daily draw | 5.8 |
| Moisture | Latest moisture, with a badge that turns to warning when the pile is wet | 4.6 % |
Book stock comes from belt scales and deliveries, checked against the latest survey. The product website also describes tracking survey drift, the difference between book stock and survey.
The Rain and Moisture card shows a bar chart of rainfall over the day and a line that points to the driest pile, for example "Plant A1 draws its 14 mm from the open pile. The driest 14 mm is the covered pile at 3.1 %." With no rain it reads "No rain in the last 24 hours."
After rain, press See the Cost at Plant A1 to open the Asphalt Plant screen and see what the wet stone costs in drying fuel.
Ask "How much 14 mm stock is left?" and Ask AI answers with tonnes and days of cover per pile, and how it worked them out.
Belt Scale (VX-BS100), Radar Level Sensor (VX-RL410) for silos and bins, Weather Station (VX-WS500) and Aggregate Moisture Probe (VX-MP100).
It uses this week's average daily draw, so a busy week shortens it.
From moisture probes and the weather station set up with VYROX for your piles and bins.
As often as your site needs. Each survey is the check on the book stock.