Exodigo

Following our expanded product suite announcement, Highways.Today took a closer look at why the move matters, highlighting the shift we're leading in the infrastructure space. The competitive question in subsurface work is no longer just who can detect a buried cable. It's who can build and hold the trusted underground data layer that owners, engineers, and contractors all build their decisions on. Accurate mapping is the foundation of that: our Utility Mapping, Foundation Mapping, and Geotechnical Mapping capabilities turn raw site conditions into a verified, engineering-grade picture, delivered as 2D and 3D maps and digital twins. But a trusted underground data layer is about more than any single scan. It's built by connecting verified mapping with existing records, AI-powered analysis, engineering workflows, and utility relocation planning to create a complete understanding of the subsurface. That's what makes Exodigo a true subsurface intelligence and AI engineering partner. 🔗 Link in the comments for the full article!

🚀 Earlier this month, we rolled out an expanded product suite — and a refreshed website to go with it. In case you missed it: Exodigo was built on combining multi-sensing technology, AI, and engineering expertise to reveal underground utilities with unmatched accuracy. We're now extending that same AI-powered approach with new subsurface discovery and engineering services across four integrated solution categories: - Remote Data Intelligence: ExoInfo  - On-Site Reality Capture: Utility Mapping, Foundation Mapping, Geotechnical Mapping, and Targeted Validation  - AI Engineering: Digitization & Modeling (2D/3D maps, digital twins, 2D-to-3D transformation) and Design Services (design validation, utility design, HDD design)  - Utility Relocation Services: Cost Estimation and Coordination Together, they help infrastructure teams understand project site and underground conditions earlier — shifting from reactive problem-solving to proactive, data-driven decisions that reduce cost, schedule, and safety risk before ground is ever broken. Each category works on its own or connects into one continuous workflow, improving the overall picture from concept through construction. 🔗 Explore the full suite on our new website, linked in the comments! 

Buried utility damage just hit a record high 📈 New data from the Common Ground Alliance shows 2025 was the worst year yet for underground utility strikes, up 8 points from 2023, with over 221,000 damage incidents reported. The #1 cause? The same one it's been for years: crews hitting infrastructure they didn't know was there. This is exactly the problem Exodigo exists to solve. Our AI-powered subsurface mapping gives teams a clear, accurate picture of underground utilities before a shovel ever hits the ground, turning guesswork into certainty and preventing the damages that put budgets, timelines, and safety at risk. 🔗 Article linked in comments.

A huge thank you to National Grid for hosting us and to everyone who attended! We're excited to help infrastructure teams uncover the unknown below the surface so projects can move forward with greater certainty, fewer surprises, and less risk 🙌

Today marks an exciting milestone for Exodigo: we've acquired V&A, Inc., a California-based engineering consulting firm with deep expertise in civil engineering, utility coordination, traffic engineering, and infrastructure delivery. Together, we're combining AI-powered subsurface intelligence with trusted engineering expertise to help infrastructure teams make smarter decisions and deliver projects with greater confidence. We're thrilled to welcome the talented V&A team to Exodigo. Their technical expertise, longstanding client relationships, and commitment to engineering excellence make them an exceptional addition as we continue to grow and redefine the future of infrastructure. 🔗 Read the full announcement: https://lnkd.in/g-EtFNqY

What's actually underground? Most teams still find out the hard way. Anthony Bauer, PE and Ofri Lehmann joined The American Surveyor's "Everything is Somewhere" podcast to break down how Exodigo uses AI and geophysical sensors to map the subsurface before a single shovel hits the ground. No guesswork. No unplanned strikes. Just clarity, before construction begins. Listen to the full episode — link in the comments. 🎧 

What do leaders really need to understand about AI right now? Our Co-Founder & CEO Jeremy Suard was asked exactly that by leadership expert Adam Mendler — and his answer cuts to the core of why we built Exodigo. For infrastructure teams, that means going into a project with full subsurface visibility instead of incomplete data and costly assumptions. Safer projects. Lower risk. Faster delivery. That's not just a leadership principle — it's what we build toward every day.  Check out the article for additional insights from Jeremy and other AI leaders:  https://lnkd.in/g-Ks4TCF #AI #Infrastructure #Innovation #ConTech #Engineering  

Yesterday, our team participated in National Grid UK's Portfolio Day, where we showcased Exodigo's range of custom-built subsurface scanning platforms alongside other innovative portfolio companies. Thank you to Luke W. for inviting us, and the National Grid team for hosting such a valuable event. It was great to connect with stakeholders across the organization, share learnings, and discuss the impact our technology is delivering—from improving underground visibility to reducing project risk and enabling more informed decisions before breaking ground. We're excited to continue working together to drive safer, smarter, and more efficient infrastructure development! #Innovation #Infrastructure #UtilityInnovation #NationalGrid #Exodigo #DigitalTransformation #SubsurfaceIntelligence

Meet Amit Gal, one of our Project Managers!  Amit leads Exodigo's projects from kickoff to delivery, coordinating field teams, clients, and partners to keep every scan on track and every stakeholder aligned. When we asked Amit what it's like to work at Exodigo, he shared, "For me, working at Exodigo means first and foremost working with great people. Everyone in the organization brings their best every single day. I'm proud to meet our clients in meetings and out in the field, and to hear them say our people are the best team they've ever worked with." 

Railway projects run on tight schedules and tighter margins for error. An unmapped cable, a hidden void, a gap in the wrong place, and a project loses weeks, budget, or worse.  Last week, our team completed a pilot that takes that uncertainty off the table. We deployed an end-to-end railway scanning system, built entirely in-house, that fuses multiple sensing modalities to detect infrastructure and hazards above and below the tracks at a scale and speed the industry hasn't seen before.  Faster surveys. Safer planning. Fewer surprises when the ground gets broken. AI-driven interpretation and final delivery to our client are already underway — a glimpse of what railway surveying looks like from here. 🚄