Exodigo, founded in 2021, develops a non-intrusive subsurface imaging platform that combines multi-sensor fusion, 3D imaging, and AI to generate detailed 3D maps of underground infrastructure. The system locates pipes, cables, soil layers, rocks, minerals, and groundwater without disturbing the earth - functioning much like running an MRI, CT scan, and ultrasound simultaneously and merging the results into a single source of truth. The company reports that its platform finds 20–50% more underground utilities than traditional detection methods.
The company's technical domains span AI, signal processing, multi-sensor fusion, and 3D imaging. Its founding team brings expertise in AI and signal processing drawn from elite Israeli intelligence units. Exodigo serves utility companies, transportation departments, and construction firms - sectors that collectively spend over $100 billion annually on unnecessary excavation and exploratory drilling. The platform was named one of TIME's Best Inventions of 2022.
Exodigo has raised $214 million in funding and maintains offices in Tel Aviv and the San Francisco Bay Area.
