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AzerGold uses virtual reality to present its Chovdar processing site

The company offered a virtual tour of its integrated processing site at the Rebuild Garabagh exhibition; the release announced no new mining process or production capacity.

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AzerGold offered visitors a virtual-reality tour of its Chovdar Integrated Regional Processing Area in Dashkasan at the Rebuild Garabagh exhibition in Baku, held on 14–16 October. The company’s 17 October release says the tour showed stages of production from mining work through the production of gold-silver alloy.

The stand also displayed, for the first time, a gold and silver coin collection devoted to Kelbajar’s historical and cultural heritage. The announcement describes a visitor presentation at the exhibition; it does not report a new production method, a capacity increase or the launch of a commercial VR service.

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The VR presentation and display item AzerGold reported at Rebuild Garabagh.

Virtual-reality tourVisitors could explore the Chovdar Integrated Regional Processing Area in Dashkasan, with stages shown from mining work through gold-silver alloy production.
Coin collectionA gold and silver collection devoted to Kelbajar's historical and cultural heritage was shown publicly for the first time.
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The table records only the presentation and display item stated in AzerGold’s 17 October exhibition release; it does not infer output or facility capacity.

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