Denise Johnson, President of Caterpillar's Resource Industry Group: "Congratulations to Luck Stone and the Caterpillar team for this outstanding achievement. This is not only of great significance for the operation of Bull Run Quarry, but also for the various scales of customers we serve in the quarrying, aggregates, and construction industries with the development and application of new technologies. This practical collaboration will accelerate our ability to promote validated mining solutions to the industry. ”Charlie Luck, President and CEO of Luck Stone: "The successful implementation of an automated transportation solution at Bull Run Quarry is a significant achievement for Luck Stone's employees, Caterpillar, and the entire industry. Our mission is to unleash human potential and have a positive impact on people's lives, and this project achieves this goal by providing opportunities for our employees to grow and learn. Caterpillar's innovative technology will also improve safety and attract the next generation of mining professionals. We are looking forward to the future of the mining industry and the next steps in automation development, and we appreciate our continued partnership with Caterpillar. ”Caterpillar is committed to helping customers build a better and more sustainable world, and contributing to a low-carbon future. For a long time, Caterpillar has been regarded as an outstanding enterprise in the field of automation. As of now, Caterpillar's unmanned mining trucks and second-hand excavators equipped with the Cat Command automatic transportation system have traveled a total distance of over 325 million kilometers on three continents, safely transported a total of over 8.62 billion tons of materials, and transported more gravel annually than the total gravel production in the United States. In addition, some of the world's largest mines are improving productivity by adopting Cat Command technology.