Exodigo is a non-intrusive subsurface imaging platform providing a digital geolocated 3D map of buried assets, including utilities, voids and underground obstacles. They use a combination of multi-sensor fusion and artificial intelligence to dramatically improve accuracy and time to map while reducing damages and costs associated with unnecessary excavation.

Their platform can detect any buried object, from man-made pipes and cables to soil layers, rocks, minerals, and even groundwater. It also works at any scale and terrain, from crowded urban environments to vast rural ones.

Their goal is to minimize the number of excavations and loss of revenue caused by unexpected utilities, de-risking the entire project. They also lower its overall carbon footprint by making unnecessary drillings and usage of the wrong machinery obsolete. Improved accuracy from initial mapping results in less coordination with utility companies, safer excavations, and a fast “as-made” validation of sub-contractors execution.

Multi-Sensing Fusion:

• Magnetics (AC and DC)
• Gravitation
• Light (Vast Spectrum)
• Radar
• LiDAR (topography)
• Seismics

Pricing is often charged by acre for single projects, but for large-scale projects and MSAs, Exodigo has a flexible pricing model that depends on the needs of the individual client.

Their approach is like combining an MRI, a CT scan, and ultrasound all at once, to get one image that gives their clients a clear view of the underground before they even touch it. So that they know exactly where to drill, to get the wanted results.

To get high-quality, detailed images, Exodigo uses AI for low signal-to-noise ratios (SNR) in “noisy” environments. The startup said it has succeeded in merging underground signals into a single matrix to deliver a combined picture of what lies under the surface.

Their team has a decade of experience in signal processing and AI from the elite Israeli army intelligence technological units.

Every year, over $100B is spent on excavation and drilling, trying to discover what’s underground so companies can find out if they are about to hit a gas pipeline, water source, find oil, or anything else that is hidden underneath the surface. Needless use of heavy equipment creates unnecessary and avoidable greenhouse gas emissions, wastes billions of dollars per year, damages the planet, and can cost lives.

Exodigo believes the future of discovery is non-intrusive. They are creating a standard of subsurface non-intrusive discovery for industry and commercial use. They are deploying innovative and proprietary AI deployed on multi-sensor technology to change the way to discover what is under the surface..