To develop a conventional sensor-based system for monitoring the estimation of on-shore heavy mineral accumulation. The existing technology involves an analytical procedure using acidic solutions which is only possible under laboratory testing. Our proposed idea involves the development of an ultrasonic sensor system along with an infrared and moisture sensor module for the estimation of heavy mineral accumulation. The principle of sensor development involves the ultrasonic absorption and infrared absorption capability of specific minerals as each mineral will have a different absorption capacity. The tested samples from the laboratory are further subjected to sensor tests and the data will be evaluated. The data obtained from the sensor will be compared with laboratory test results to observe the relationship between the mineral present and the data obtained. Finally, a prototype model for real-time investigation will be developed. The main advantage of the proposed idea includes the time-efficient process accompanied by instant results which will reduce cost and procedures needed for estimation