01
Observe
Configure a field station around the conditions or events that matter.
OMNISOND
Field Monitoring Systems
Early pilot program · Built in Massachusetts
Remote sensing for places you can't constantly watch.
Omnisond builds configurable field monitoring systems that collect real-world data, report it remotely, and surface the changes that matter, without repeated manual checks.
Know what is happening without having to go there.
The monitoring gap
What do you still have to drive somewhere to check?
Many important places, assets, and processes are still monitored through periodic visits, visual inspections, manual logs, or discovering a problem after it has already occurred.
Omnisond is being built to make those conditions remotely visible.
We are currently interviewing operators who have a location, asset, or condition that is difficult, expensive, or unreliable to monitor.
Platform
A configurable field-monitoring platform
Potential monitoring applications include:
- Environmental conditions
- Water, moisture, leaks, and levels
- Movement, access, or tampering
- Equipment and enclosure status
- Light, sound, vibration, or occupancy
- Custom events and thresholds
Omnisond's current reference station measures environmental conditions. Pilot systems can be configured around the particular signal or event a customer needs to understand. Weather data is the example, not the limit of the platform.
How it works
From a physical condition to a useful decision
02
Connect
Transmit observations through the connectivity available at the deployment.
03
Understand
Record current and historical conditions and identify meaningful changes.
04
Respond
Use the information to reduce unnecessary visits, discover problems earlier, and make better operational decisions.
Today: Wi-Fi environmental sensing, live dashboards, device health, and remote firmware updates are operational on Station 001. Cellular backhaul, multi-station fleets, and customer-facing alerts are in active development.
Live reference deployment
Station 001 · Massachusetts test site
Our first field station continuously measures temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, and ambient light while reporting its battery and device health. The station is actively transmitting data and can receive remote firmware updates.
Station online
- Temperature
- 26.5°C / 79.7°F
- Humidity
- 59.8%
- Light
- 3030.0 lux
- Battery
- 3.79 V · 54%
- Firmware
- 1.3.6
- Last reported
- 12s ago
omnisond-001
Explore the live station- First field station online
- Reporting about every 60 seconds
- Remote firmware updates enabled
- Live since July 2026
Early pilot capabilities
Learning with operators in the field
We are focused on a small number of pilots around real monitoring problems, not on shipping every sensor type before talking with customers.
- 01Define what needs to be observed
- 02Configure an appropriate station
- 03Deploy it in the field
- 04Collect data over time
- 05Evaluate whether the information improves an operational decision
Pilot invitation
Have something that is difficult to monitor?
We are looking for a small number of pilot partners with real-world monitoring problems.
You do not need to know which sensor or technology you need. Tell us what you currently check, why it matters, and what happens when a change is missed.
What do you wish you could monitor remotely?
About
Built to learn in the field
Omnisond is an early-stage hardware and software company being built in Massachusetts by Michael Ross.
The first station is operational. The next step is working directly with operators to identify monitoring problems worth solving and develop focused field pilots around them.
Field station photography
Deployed enclosure · sensors · environment
Founder photo
Add a real photo of Michael or the station before outreach