Founder Keith McCall on building companies, software, and real-world execution.
There’s a gap in how most drone operations are planned today. Pilots bounce between apps—weather, wind, GNSS—and then try to stitch it together mentally. That fragmentation wastes time and introduces risk.
Mining: Drones are quietly rewriting how we discover minerals. Not with one sensor—but with layered intelligence.
Crossing the Chasm: Geospatial Intelligence Has Left the Old Market Behind We are crossing a threshold at Omniris. Not iterating. Not improving. Breaking away.
What we inherited was not a polished system or platform. It was a company in disarray. We’ve had to work through delayed pilot payments, outstanding obligations, cost structure problems, and the painful realities of integrating a distressed operation. None of that was easy. Some of it was brutal.
Three months ago, we brought on Craig Eisler as CTO. Since then, the pace of execution has fundamentally changed. We’ve moved beyond concept into a fully operational geospatial platform.
Game on. Seven to ten years ago, ag tech ran this exact experiment. And still—no breakout outcome.
Structured geospatial pipelines reveal inefficiencies, artifacts, and hidden value across drone and agricultural data systems.
Publishing, structure, and usability define whether geospatial systems actually create value.
AI and geospatial systems are converging into real-world operational platforms.
Structured, governed geospatial storage is the foundation for scalable intelligence.