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Omnia

Defect reports, element by element, ready for your inspection program.

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Exports: NBIS XML, SNBI JSON, PDF, IFC 4x3
Review: Every finding approved by a person

Sample report / Concrete girder bridge, 3 spans

Sample reportNBIS XMLSNBI JSONPDFIFC 4x3

214Photos

7Elements

31Defects

2CS4

FLOOR BEAMCorrosion with section loss, web perforatedCS4

DECK / UNDERSIDEExposed rebar with corrosion at spallCS3

COLUMNEfflorescence with rust staining at crackCS3

ABUTMENTScour, embankment washed out behind abutmentCS4

BEARINGCorrosion, bearing assemblyCS3

Filed by element

Pick an element. See everything on it.

Photos arrive in the order they were taken. Omnia files each one against the AASHTO element it shows, with its defects and a condition state, so the report reads the way your program does.

Abutment

215 / Reinforced concrete abutment / 3 photos

Reinforced concrete abutment: Scour, embankment washed out behind abutment; Debris accumulation at abutment — Photo 2

Reinforced concrete arch: Spall at waterline — Photo 3

Horizontal crack near top of wallPhoto 1 / D1CS2

Efflorescence, leaching down wall facePhoto 1 / D2CS2

Scour, embankment washed out behind abutmentPhoto 2 / D1CS4

Debris accumulation at abutmentPhoto 2 / D2CS2

Spall at waterlinePhoto 3 / D2CS3

Underside of a concrete deck with a large spall exposing corroded reinforcing bars

D1 / Exposed rebar / CS3

StatusApproved

Element12 / Reinforced concrete deck, underside

ConditionCS1CS2CS3CS4

RejectEditApprove

09:41 Omnia suggested a spall, CS2

09:43 Reviewer noted exposed rebar with corrosion, raised to CS3

09:43 Approved for the report

Review

The AI drafts. A person signs off.

Omnia's detection is tuned to concrete, and it flags cracking, spalling and scaling as suggestions. Nothing reaches a report until someone has looked at it, adjusted it if needed and approved it.

Exports

Out of Omnia, into whatever comes next.

NBIS XML: Element data in the federal inventory format your bridge program already submits.
SNBI JSON: Formatted for the Specifications for the National Bridge Inventory, ready for the transition.
PDF: A bound report with photos, marked defects and condition states, for the people who sign off on repairs.
IFC 4x3: Findings tied to elements in an open model format for engineering and BIM teams.
Condition assessment: A report profile for structures outside the bridge inventory, such as culverts, walls and tanks.

Ownership

Your data stays yours, exportable anytime in standard formats.

Already flying?

Bring the photos you already have.

Upload photos from your own drone and Omnia files them by element the same way it handles ours.

For inspection firms

Abutment

Deck underside

Floor beam

Questions

What people ask about Omnia.

What does the AI look for?

Defects in concrete, mainly cracking, spalling and scaling. Its output is a set of suggestions on each photo, and a person reviews every one before it appears in a report.

Can I change a finding after it is approved?

Yes. Findings can be edited, re-rated or removed, and the report updates to match.

Which export should I use?

Bridge programs usually want NBIS XML or SNBI JSON for their inventory system and a PDF for the file. IFC 4x3 is for teams who work in BIM tools. For culverts, walls and tanks, the condition assessment profile fits better.

Who owns the data?

You do. Your data stays yours, exportable anytime in standard formats.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Omnia runs in the browser.

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