Exodigo is a technology company that specializes in non-intrusive subsurface mapping. They utilize multi-sensor fusion, 3D imaging, and AI to create detailed underground maps for industries like utilities, transportation, and government. Their technology helps to locate underground assets such as pipes and cables without the need for excavation. Exodigo's customers include organizations like Caltrans, LA Metro, PG&E, and National Grid.
All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
Exodigo closed a $105,000,000 Series A round that converted $30,000,000 previously secured in SAFEs for a total of $118,000,000 in funding since its launch in 2022.
Exodigo is working with Suffolk, an Engineering News-Record top 25 general contractor affiliated with Suffolk Technologies, to support multiple U.S. build sites in 2024.
Exodigo was one of seven startups selected out of 212 global applicants to participate in the BOOST program 2023.
Jeremy Suard, CEO and Co-Founder of Exodigo, is committed to driving innovation in the built environment sector and collaborating with Suffolk to advance non-intrusive discovery.
Exodigo provided more accurate underground utility maps to VINCI Construction and GRDF to reduce utility strike risks.
Through VINCI’s innovation platform Leonard, VINCI Construction and GRDF partnered with Exodigo to demonstrate Exodigo’s AI-based solution for identifying and mapping underground utilities.
Exodigo has developed commercial underground operations with more than 20 leading owners of large capital projects across the energy, utilities, and transportation sectors in the United States, Europe, and Israel.
Esri ArcGIS users can integrate Exodigo’s imaging and underlying data into existing underground utility maps.
Exodigo’s multi-sensing platform generates enormous amounts of data processed into easy-to-understand layers.
Exodigo announced a partnership with Esri to accelerate the delivery of capital projects and de-risk underground operations.
Exodigo is the first company to employ multi-sensor fusion and process varied signals with artificial intelligence into a single source of truth.
Exodigo creates live maps that can be reprocessed and improved over time.
Exodigo identifies 20-50 percent more buried assets than traditional subsurface locating methods, according to the Common Ground Alliance Technology Advancements and Gaps in Underground Safety 2022 report.
Exodigo's layers include a green corridor polygon representing a utility-free right of way, a utility layer showing line identities, an above-ground utility assets layer, an underground soil layer highlighting possible ground distortion, and an optional layer of available records in digital format.
Jeremy Suard is the CEO and Co-Founder of Exodigo.
Exodigo provides secure access to its proprietary maps through a client portal that is updated based on continuous improvements.