Energy monitoring,
engineered for trust.
ShotTrack is a world-class energy monitoring hardware and software company. We help mining and construction operators meet compliance, reduce cost, and protect their social license — with modern tools that are genuinely easy to use.
Our story spans the field
and the office.
ShotTrack was founded on an engineering conviction: blast and vibration monitoring should be built on engineering-grade data. From the first instruments we designed, the goal was measurement a specialist could stand behind, full waveforms, wide bandwidth and real physics, because everything worthwhile flows from the quality of the data, compliance included.
More than a decade in the field has turned that conviction into a global installed base of scientific-grade instruments and ShockAI, the platform that unifies capture, analysis and reporting. Today, operators across five continents rely on ShotTrack for clear, defensible evidence: the kind that satisfies regulators, reassures communities and drives better operational decisions.
What we stand for
An engineering company first
ShotTrack builds scientific instruments, designed by people who care about measurement physics. The quality of every answer, from a compliance report to a blast optimisation decision, starts with the quality of the data.
The whole event, not just the number
A compliance limit asks for a peak. Our instruments record the complete event, so the compliance number is in there effortlessly, alongside everything an engineer needs to actually understand what happened.
Built for the field, trusted at the desk
Rugged, IP-rated hardware that survives real blast environments, with the same unaltered data flowing through ShockAI to the final report. What arrives at the desk is exactly what was measured in the field.
The ShotTrack team
Stefan Miller
Founder & CEOStefan founded ShotTrack more than a decade ago and has led it from first prototype to a range of scientific-grade blast monitoring instruments deployed across five continents. He comes from an electronics background specialising in PCB manufacture, with studies spanning electrical engineering, business development, and training and assessment, a combination that still shapes the company: instruments designed with a manufacturer's eye for what survives the field, and a business built around the engineers who use them. He remains hands-on across ShotTrack, from product direction to the distributor relationships that carry it worldwide.
Roy Miller
Chief Design Engineer / DirectorRoy brings more than 35 years of electronic design experience to ShotTrack, the last 20 concentrated on instrumentation for mining, one of the harshest environments electronics can be asked to survive. His design discipline sits behind every ShotTrack instrument: hardware engineered to measure faithfully in conditions that destroy ordinary equipment, and to keep doing it for years in the field.
Brian Kearney
Principal Engineer & DirectorBrian is a mining engineer specialising in drill and blast engineering and design, with more than 20 years in the industry across every commodity and every kind of operation worldwide. At ShotTrack he is the reason the instruments answer the questions blast engineers actually ask, keeping the products grounded in how blasts are really designed, fired and judged. He has also founded and built multiple successful companies in the sector, and brings that owner's judgement to ShotTrack's direction.
Lorina Nervegna
DirectorLorina is a registered architect with over 25 years of experience in architecture, urban design, and built-environment sustainability. A former committee member and audit and risk subcommittee chair of Working Heritage Incorporated, she brings deep expertise in protecting heritage and urban structures, an area where precise vibration monitoring is critical. At ShotTrack, Lorina provides governance oversight and strategic insight into the construction, demolition, and heritage sectors, helping extend ShotTrack's monitoring solutions beyond mining into the built environment.