The business case for multi-sensor fusion and AI for subsurface discovery is clear. Our underground utilities account for 50% of all delay-related change order dollars; that's an enormous percentage, so reducing utility strikes represents savings of millions of dollars a year [...] Exodigo will save a lot of time and a lot of money on this roadway expansion project.

National Grid's collaboration with Exodigo is helping us transition with pace to the changing realities of the utility industry — delivering cleaner power more quickly and intelligently to ensure we can support economic growth while remaining focused on affordability for all our customers.

Exodigo exceeded all our expectations. ​They found twice as many lines as what the premium locators we called had found. This avoided a number of utility strikes that were in the right-of-way and would have been a major issue for our team and the execution of the project.

Exodigo delivered very promising results with the Rotterdam pilot. This technology looks to be a game changer for us in a space that is critical from project inception, planning, design, and engineering, all the way through in-flight construction. The level step increase in visibility the tech offers is like putting on prescription glasses for the first time and gaining clear vision on what was previously limited and blurry. It's exciting to consider what lies ahead with their capabilities as they continue to hone and refine their technology for our uses.

The technology platform has the potential to transform the way the entire industry designs and builds. The company's unique approach to non-intrusive underground discovery is already improving the way capital projects are conceived, built, and executed by offering accurate insights that mitigate risk throughout the project lifecycle. We're excited to explore further opportunities for collaboration and are confident that Exodigo will continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in our industry.

It is crucial that we know where underground lines are so that we can anticipate conflicts with the proposed designs ahead of time. In difficult wetlands conditions, Exodigo's technology found lines that GPR and other traditional methods did not. Especially when dealing with oil and gas pipes, precise knowledge makes a big difference, since utility strikes are bad for the environment, bad for our crew, and bad for the bottom line.

Exodigo found all the major below grade-assets at the Yaphank, NY site including some unknown lines that were not found in any existing documentation. This technology presents a significant opportunity for us to improve safety, reduce cost, and increase operational efficiency on our construction projects.

Based on these results, and additional work that Exodigo has performed with other transit agencies, we believe there may be opportunities to expedite and ensure more accurate existing underground utility survey information for project delivery across multiple divisions at SEPTA by leveraging Exodigo's innovative technology and approach to subsurface utility location mapping.

Exodigo was able to detect more below-ground utilities than what we received from other utility survey providers and what was indicated on the statutory record information. Exodigo provided invaluable data that reduced redesign and delays due to uncharted services. We look forward to implementing this technology on future projects to ensure safe and timely project delivery.

Excavating around buried services is one of our biggest risks, and the stat plans provided by statutory undertakers are in large part inaccurate. Exodigo's surveys provide us with much more reliable data that can then be used to select safer excavation techniques around known services.

Dedicated to delivering innovative solutions that contribute to the sustainable transformation of cities and regions, the VINCI team was thrilled with the results of our initial project with Exodigo. Precision and accuracy are critical for safe, efficient, and timely project delivery, and Exodigo proved its ability to offer exactly that for capital projects teams in France and beyond.

Exodigo proved its potential for improving ground markings and preventing damage to structures on buried networks.

Our team at PNNL sees great potential through this ARPA-E project to speed up undergrounding operations and support improvements to the reliability and resilience of the nation's electrical grid.

Throughout my career in transit, I've seen firsthand the impact that inaccurate underground information can have on project delivery. Addressing that issue head-on, Exodigo is redefining the landscape of public transit.