Omnidots B.V.

Omnidots B.V. is located in Bedum, Netherlands on Verbindingsweg 8. Omnidots B.V. is rated 5 out of 5 in the category research and product development in Netherlands. Vibration monitors and an insight into the implications of vibrations for everyone. This has been Omnidots’ focus since 2012. Our ambition is to help the world by making life safer and more pleasant through the use of our products. To achieve this, we develop affordable monitoring tools that are easy to use and that comply with all legal standards and quality requirements, to take accurate measurements in accordance with the applicable guidelines. Vibrations can occur for various reasons. Common sources of vibrations are: trains, construction work, speed bumps, factories, and wind turbines. Vibrations can be detrimental and have a major impact on the living and working environment. However, they can also cause irreversible damage to buildings, bridges, monuments, and other solid objects. We believe that providing an insight into the measurable effects of vibrations contributes to confidence and a feeling of security for everyone who is affected by vibration sources. Understanding the measureable effects of vibrations clarifies and determines the causes of the vibrations. This understanding can also be a source of information when it comes to determining the effects of vibrations on people’s health and wellbeing, and on the effects and possible damage to buildings. Measuring vibrations correctly is a costly business that is so complicated that it is not often widely implemented. This is where Omnidots comes in. We have developed high-tech sensors that are linked to a web platform. Large groups of users can use this system to gain immediate insight into results from all of the measurement points in a particular area. Our measurement services do not only measure the vibrations of a single specific object — they also map the effect of a vibration source across the entire environment. Omnidots is open, honest, and clear about vibrations and their effects on the environment.