Omniris Infrastructure
Know Your Infrastructure.Know What Changed.
Geospatial intelligence for the infrastructure that keeps the world moving. Inspect, map, monitor, and preserve the history of roads, bridges, utilities, rail, water systems, telecom networks, ports, and other critical assets.
Collect consistent observations across distributed assets.
Understand what changed between inspections.
Build a long-term digital record of physical infrastructure.
Infrastructure Intelligence
Stop treating every inspection like the first inspection.
Infrastructure can operate for decades. Yet inspection data is often scattered across reports, photographs, contractors, GIS systems, and file shares.
Omniris creates a persistent geospatial record of the asset, allowing every new observation to build on everything that came before it.
Asset Inspection
Capture high-resolution visual, thermal, LiDAR, and other sensor data across infrastructure without relying exclusively on ground inspections.
Condition Monitoring
Build a persistent record of asset condition and compare observations across inspections to identify deterioration and physical change.
AI-Assisted Detection
Use computer vision and AI to surface cracks, damage, corrosion, vegetation, obstructions, anomalies, and other conditions for human review.
Vegetation Management
Map vegetation around corridors and critical assets, identify encroachment, and prioritize locations requiring inspection or maintenance.
Change Detection
Compare current observations against historical data to identify construction, erosion, movement, damage, vegetation growth, and other changes.
Digital Twins
Transform imagery and spatial data into 2D maps, 3D models, and digital twins that provide a current representation of physical infrastructure.
From Inspection to Action
Collect once. Use the data again and again.
Collect
Capture drone, aerial, satellite, LiDAR, thermal, IoT, and field data.
Process
Create maps, models, imagery products, and structured asset records.
Analyze
Apply AI, computer vision, measurement, and change detection.
Act
Prioritize inspections, maintenance, engineering, and field operations.
Preserve
Add every observation and finding to the long-term asset history.
Structures
Inspect difficult places without putting people there first.
Bridges, towers, roofs, elevated structures, industrial facilities, and confined or difficult-to-access areas can make traditional inspection slow, expensive, and hazardous.
Remote collection provides engineers and inspectors with a detailed view before deciding where hands-on inspection is required.
Linear Infrastructure
Monitor hundreds of miles, not just individual assets.
Roads, railways, transmission corridors, pipelines, waterways, and telecom networks create a different inspection challenge: enormous distances and constantly changing surroundings.
Omniris combines observations across the corridor so operators can evaluate the asset together with terrain, vegetation, construction, erosion, access, and surrounding development.
Vegetation Management
Know what's growing around your infrastructure.
Vegetation changes continuously. Omniris provides a geospatial view of vegetation around utility corridors, roads, railways, pipelines, facilities, and other infrastructure.
Compare observations over time to identify encroachment, growth, access issues, and locations that warrant field inspection or maintenance.
Digital Twin
Give every physical asset a digital history.
Omniris transforms imagery and spatial observations into 2D maps, 3D models, digital twins, measurements, AI-derived layers, and historical records.
New inspections do not replace the previous inspection. They extend the digital history of the asset.
Across Infrastructure
One platform. Every asset class.
Geospatial Data Vault
Infrastructure lasts for decades.Its data should too.
Preserve original imagery, sensor data, 2D and 3D products, inspection results, AI-derived layers, metadata, and processing history in one persistent geospatial record.
Years later, teams can return to the original observation, understand what was known at the time, and compare it against what exists today.
Analyze Your Infrastructure