
We evaluate how reliably Clarity distinguishes the material classes that matter in your process.
Evaluations are scoped around conveyor conditions, material presentation, and the downstream decision your team needs to support.
We translate measured performance into a practical model for feed control, diversion, or additional process optimization.
When Material Variability Reaches the Plant Before It Is Measured
1The Problem
Mineral-processing workflows often rely on delayed assays, coarse proxies, or inconsistent visual inspection, even though feed variability directly affects throughput, recovery, and downstream plant performance.
2The Solution
Clarity Recover uses spectral analysis to classify material streams in real time, helping teams separate ore from waste earlier, understand feed variability faster, and make more informed operational decisions.
Real-Time Stream Characterization
Measure material classes on the line instead of waiting for delayed downstream confirmation.
Earlier Diversion Decisions
Support ore/waste separation, feed blending, and process-control decisions closer to the point of handling.
Adaptable to Site-Specific Material Signatures
Scope evaluations around the material classes, process conditions, and site constraints that define your operation.

Customer-safe example available under NDA. Live evaluations are scoped around your material classes, your conveyor environment, and the process decision you need to make.
Request a Customer-Safe ExampleProject Scoping Process
Move from stream definition to a decision-ready evaluation path.
STEP 1 — Define Material Classes
Identify the ore, waste, gangue, or mixed fractions that matter operationally.
STEP 2 — Assess Sensor and Conveyor Conditions
Scope the evaluation around the real presentation conditions, throughput, and process constraints of the site.
STEP 3 — Review the Operational Model
Use the measured results to evaluate where Clarity can support diversion, blending, or process-control decisions.
Questions Buyers Ask Before They Scope an Evaluation
What material inputs do you need?
We start with the classes that matter on site, along with enough conveyor and presentation context to scope a realistic evaluation.
What does an evaluation deliver?
A package with classified output, confidence context, process-fit summary, and a recommendation for pilot or deployment planning.
How is success measured?
Success is tied to the classes in scope and to whether the output supports a practical feed-control, diversion, or blending decision.
Can this fit existing plant workflows?
Yes. Evaluations are scoped around the conveyor conditions, process constraints, and decision workflow your team already needs to support.