Exodigo creates complete, accurate underground maps that enable decision-making for our customers in utilities, transportation, and government.
Our mission: to power the next era of underground exploration - saving time, money, lives, and the planet.
Schedule delays. Skyrocketing costs. Utility strikes, leaks, and explosions. Environmental damage, injuries, and even loss of life.
There is a better way. We believe the future of discovery is non-intrusive and multi-sensing.
Conventional underground maps rely on single sensors and visual hints to infer locations and line paths. Not us. We’ve created something entirely new.
Our approach is revolutionary: we collect geophysical data at scale using multiple sensors and fuse the signals with artificial intelligence.
The result? The most accurate subsurface maps in the world.
Schedule
Expedite project delivery with designs that account for subsurface constraints from Day 1
Avoid delays from unexpected utilities that require immediate redesign and relocation
Make critical choices at feasibility that save time and avoid utility conflicts downstream
Savings
Arm yourself with the right information at feasibility to maximize ROI over the life of the project
Accelerate project delivery and save on labor and equipment time
Dramatically reduce expensive change orders and redesigns from unexpected hazards
Safety
Dig and build with confidence in utility-free zones
Anticipate unexpected hazards and avoid dangerous strikes
Minimize risks of injury by reducing use of heavy machinery
Sustainability
Shorten the time to project completion and reduce emissions from heavy machinery
Start with non-intrusive discovery to minimize environmental disturbance
Avoid unnecessary drilling with precision pothole plans
Exodigo delivers groundbreaking subsurface mapping technology that reveals what's underground—without digging—empowering smarter, safer, and more efficient decisions.
Exodigo works with leading owners and managers of infrastructure projects across the energy, utilities, and transportation sectors in the United States, Europe, and Israel.
We’ll share periodic updates and insights at the intersection of construction, technology, and underground risk management.
