Overview
What ShockAI is, how the platform is organised, and where to find each guide.
ShockAI is a workspace for vibration and blast measurement teams. Engineers use ShotTrack hardware together with the web platform and ShockAI Sync to capture data in the field, organise it into projects, and move from traces to clear decisions.
Workspace and access
Organisations work in shared team workspaces with members and roles, so everyone pulls from the same projects, devices and analyses instead of juggling separate logins or ad hoc file shares. See Signing in.
Projects and data
Work is grouped in projects. Inside a project you connect devices, review sessions and events, and keep a traceable record of measurements and downstream analysis. See Projects, sessions and events.
Analysis and tooling
The ViB Analyser reads vibration and airblast recordings and checks them against the standards your project uses. The VoD Analyser reads velocity-of-detonation recordings and compares them with your blast plan. The VoD Visualiser, Report Studio and ShockAI Assistant round out the set. See Tools.
Field hardware and connectivity
ShotTrack units pair with the browser over Bluetooth for setup, firmware and transfer, and with ShockAI Sync on a phone in the field. See Devices & Web Sync. Hardware set-up guides live on shottrack.com.au/support.
Getting help
Every tool has a Help button on its toolbar with a tour, the keyboard shortcuts and the relevant pages of this documentation. If you need more, use Contact support from the documentation home or reach out through your usual ShockAI channel.