White papers
Plain-language papers on how Omniris works: what it does with your drone data, what you can rely on, and where the limits are.
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Evidence integrity
Evidence you can prove
How Omniris keeps a tamper-evident record of every drone image and dataset, from the moment it is uploaded. Anyone can check that record for themselves, without relying on Omniris, and you can lock evidence down for litigation, insurance claims and audits.
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Security, encryption and data control
Data you control
How Omniris decides who can sign in, what each person can see and change, how your files are encrypted, where your data is kept on each edition, and what happens to it when you delete it.
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Stitching and map tools
Maps you can measure
How Omniris turns a drone's overlapping photos into a stitched map, elevation models and 3D, and how to fly so the result is good. It walks through every tool you can use on the finished map: measuring, volumes, terrain, comparing dates, sharing and exporting.
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Digital twins: 3D meshes and splats
Digital twins you can see and measure
How Omniris turns ordinary drone photos of a site into a measurable 3D mesh or a photo-real Gaussian splat. It explains how each is made, what you can measure and do with each, and how to fly a site so the result is worth having.
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Site Manager and Site Navigator
Sites you can see over time
How Omniris organizes every flight around the places you fly. The Site Manager keeps each site's boundary, customer and settings; the Site Navigator lets you walk a site through its flight dates, compare them, measure what changed and share what you found.
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Findings
Findings you can act on
How Omniris turns what a drone survey finds into work items on a map. Each finding is placed where it is on the ground, assigned and worked from a phone on site, shared with the people who need it, connected to your other systems, and kept in the same tamper-evident record as the imagery it came from.
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AI detection and verification
AI you can check
How Omniris finds objects in your drone photos and maps with AI, which detection model to choose, and how a person checks and corrects every result, on the web or on a phone in the field, before anyone relies on it.
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Thermal imaging
Temperatures you can measure
How Omniris turns a thermal drone flight into a map of real surface temperatures. You can click any point, outline an area, search for hot spots and compare readings, and every number comes from the measured data, never guessed from the colours.
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Multispectral and agriculture
Crops you can read
How Omniris turns a multispectral drone flight into calibrated crop-health maps, lets you build and save your own vegetation indices, measures every zone of a field, and shows how each one changes from flight to flight.
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LiDAR and point clouds
LiDAR you can work with
How Omniris turns a LiDAR survey into a labelled 3D point cloud, terrain models and clearance measurements. Anyone you choose can open the results in a web browser, and they are kept in the same secure evidence vault as your photos.
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Design, progress and integrations
From design to measured progress
How Omniris lays your design and schedule over every drone survey, measures how much of the work is really in place, and has a person approve it. Approved progress goes back to your Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project schedule, and Omniris works alongside Procore and Autodesk Forma, with every step on the record.
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Mission planning and flight safety
Flights you can plan with confidence
How Omniris turns a drawn area into a flight your drone can fly, checks the plan against camera settings, terrain, no-fly zones, FAA airspace and the weather, and keeps a record of every check the pilot made before take-off.
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The phone app in the field
Work that goes where you go
How the Omniris phone app, for iPhone and Android, puts your vault, your jobs, your findings and your construction progress in your pocket on site, and keeps working when the signal drops.
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Orion, the AI assistant
Answers from your own data
How Orion, the assistant built into Omniris, answers plain-English questions from your own jobs, files and imagery and from the Omniris guides. It only reads, and it only sees what you are allowed to see.
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Sharing, delivery and integrations
Work you can hand over
How Omniris lets you share captures with colleagues and clients, deliver finished work, and connect it to the other systems you use, with every hand-over recorded and protected files handled carefully on every path.
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