ONUMA

ONUMA is an ecosystem of tools, platforms, and services designed to enable the conversion of data into Building Information Modeling (BIM). According to the vendor, this solution is targeted at professionals in various industries, including architects, engineers, facility managers, construction managers, and urban planners. ONUMA offers a suite of web, mobile, and desktop applications that aim to assist users in efficiently planning, designing, constructing, and operating buildings and cities.

Key Features

Web + Mobile + Desktop: Users can access ONUMA through web browsers, mobile applications, and desktop applications, providing flexibility in viewing and working with BIMs across different devices.

BIM for Everyone: According to the vendor, the goal of ONUMA is to make BIM accessible to a wide range of users, from the early planning stages to design, construction, and operations.

Programming: The vendor claims that ONUMA allows users to quickly visualize spreadsheet requirements for planning purposes and link the data to the design process, facilitating the conversion of data into BIM.

Design: ONUMA enables users to transfer requirement data into the design and construction phase, integrating with tools such as Revit, ArchiCAD, SketchUp, and Google Earth, as stated by the vendor.

Facility & Operations: The vendor asserts that ONUMA provides a means to manage facilities throughout their lifecycle, allowing users to visualize facility data for real-time informed decision making.

Cloud BIM: ONUMA operates as a cloud-based system, eliminating the need for software installation and enabling online and offline data flow to and from other applications such as Revit, SketchUp, and Google Earth, according to the vendor.

COBie & IFC: ONUMA supports the import and export of COBie data, facilitating data exchange between ONUMA and other BIM applications. The vendor also offers a free COBie Validator.

BIM GIS & More: ONUMA enables connections to BIM, GIS, and other systems, allowing users to link to applications such as Revit, ArchiCAD, SketchUp, and ESRI. The vendor states that ONUMA also supports the import of shapes from GIS to BIM.

XML & Web Services: According to the vendor, ONUMA utilizes BIMXML to enable rapid connections and data access through an API and RESTful web service, providing users with extensive possibilities for data integration.

FUSION: The vendor claims that ONUMA has a direct pipeline into the entire California Community Colleges FUSION system, covering a substantial 72 million square feet.