Bridge underside
The soffit over water.
Usually means a snooper truck, a lane closure and a long day for a short look.
Aegis flies the underside, girders and bearings autonomously, with an operator supervising the whole flight.

For inspection firms
Take on more work with the crew you have. Keep flying your own drone and bring the photos into Omnia, and when a job calls for a snooper truck, a confined-space crew or a dive team, sub that part to us.
Working together
Your capture
Upload what your drone already shoots. Omnia files each photo to its element and marks the defects, and your inspectors review every finding before it goes out.
Our capture
Hand us the soffit over water or the culvert nobody wants to crawl. We capture it with the right robot and the findings land in the same report as the rest of your job.
Hard access
Federal Bridge Formula Program funding for fiscal years 2022 through 2026.1 That's years of repair and replacement work, and every bridge in it needs inspecting. Take on more of it without adding headcount: Omnia takes the photo sorting and transcription off your inspectors' desks, and we take the hard part of the capture.
Bridge underside
Usually means a snooper truck, a lane closure and a long day for a short look.
Aegis flies the underside, girders and bearings autonomously, with an operator supervising the whole flight.

Culvert
Usually means a confined-space crew and someone on their knees in the barrel.
Terra travels long barrels on its tether and comes back out the way it went in.

Underwater
Usually means booking a dive team and waiting on the water.
Hydra inspects piers, piles and scour without a dive team, and tags every frame to the footing it shows.

Also parking decks, dams, concrete facades, piers, pipes and water tanks. If it's slow, costly or risky to inspect, ask us. Ask about your structure
Delivery
The findings we capture and the findings from your own photos end up in the same Omnia report, so your client never has to stitch two deliverables together.
Questions
Yes. Bring the photos your crew already takes and Omnia organizes them by element.
Yes. Reports can carry your firm's name and branding, and they go to your client as your deliverable.
Your data stays yours, exportable anytime in standard formats.
Your inspectors, or ours on jobs we capture. Omnia suggests findings from the photos, and a person reviews each one before it's in the report.