The same concept of Brucutu was successfully applied in Carajás in the project for autonomous drilling operation in July 2018. Three of 11 drilling equipment operating in the Carajás mine are already operating autonomously. Nine years ago, Ana Paula Lemos was a conventional drill operator in front of the mine, received training and a year ago, became the first woman to control autonomous equipment in Carajás.

Today it monitors the drill of a control room located about 5 km from the mine. "In the autonomous, we are in an environment with less exposure to risks, far from the movement of machines and traffic. I tried to learn, not to be afraid and it is easier to command for those who already have manned work experience, who know the machine. When I had the opportunity, I really embraced the cause and I feel privileged to be, for now, the first woman to operate remotely ”, describes the Parauapebense.