Archiving measurement points

We have updated our Honeycomb platform. The option to archive projects/measurement points is now available.

Update to the Honeycomb platform

We have updated our Honeycomb platform once again! From now on, calibration reports can be downloaded. It is also possible to restart a SWARM.

TNW Corporation conference

Omnidots will be at Europe’s leading tech festival: TNW Corporation Conference.

TNW Conference is a technology festival that brings international technology executives, top-notch investors, and promising startups together for two days of doing business and sharing knowledge. Over the course of...

New Swarm features

We have added more new features to our Swarm vibration meter! Alerts can be sent through the Honeycomb platform by e-mail as well as SMS if an SBR or DIN boundary value is exceeded in a measurement.

The addition of Projects

Our Honeycomb platform is now even more user-friendly thanks to the addition of Projects.

Using Projects, one input can automatically establish or modify the settings for all Swarm vibration meters in a project.

Measuring in accordance with DIN 4150-3 and more new features

Our Swarm vibration meter is on its way to becoming available for use globally! In addition to SBR-A, Omnidots Swarm vibration meter can currently measure in accordance with DIN 4150-3 as well.

Other new features include:

• The Honeycomb platform is available in Dutch, English, and German.
• Mea...

Collaboration with MUG Engineering

In the pilot “5G monitoring in construction and infrastructure”, Omnidots is collaborating with MUG Engineering on new 5G technologies. Part of 5Groningen from the Groningen Economic Board.

MUG Engineering’s wish to monitor a building or region for vibrations and follow it from a distance in rea...

Sensors indicate earthquake shocks in Leek

By RTV Noord

The earthquake in Zeerijp could be felt in the Westerkwartier. A building sensor in Leek recorded the earthquake shock in Leek around 3:00 a.m.

The earthquake in Zeerijp had a magnitude of 3.4 on the Richter scale. This makes it the third-strongest earthquake shock to ever strike...