why Pip exists
It started with a junior engineer and a very big piece of software
When I started out as a junior mining engineer, I was handed one of the big mine design packages and a lot to learn. There wasn't much guidance. The help menu worked, and the senior engineers helped when they could, but the help menu can't see your design, and the people who can have their own deadlines. Neither was there every time I got stuck.
Pip is the colleague I wanted then. It sits on the screen next to your design, knows the software's commands, looks at what you have open and answers in plain words. It's there 24 hours a day, it never minds the same question twice, and it only changes your work after you say yes.
Botao, mining engineer and Pip's maker
for every level
Graduate or new to the software
Learn by asking. "How do I hide these layers?" Pip shows you the command and does it with you.
Experienced engineer
Do the routine in a sentence: schedule questions, finding a stope, turning layers on and off, the weekly report.
Power user
Unlock more than three times the commands and the skills: drawing, editing, drill designs and schedule changes.
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