Plan the collection. See the density.
Use the revised interactive planner to compare settings and inspect the flight preview, density map, line chart, and—where this system supports it—the mobile road-sampling diagram.
Find your flight settings.
Plan your mobile scan.
Density and diagrams are theoretical planning estimates from the supplied file. Real coverage depends on the complete configuration, target reflectivity, terrain, scan geometry, vehicle or aircraft operation, and processing.
The Liberty NDAA in the field.

Liberty NDAA specifications
Core performance details for planning aircraft integration, collection altitude, and point-cloud density.
The Complete System.
Final specifications and performance depend on the selected sensor, INS, camera, aircraft or vehicle, operating conditions, and project requirements.
NDAA-focused workflow
Includes a local-computer software license identified as NDAA compliant for programs with controlled processing requirements.
UAV-first, MMS enabled
Begin with aerial collection and upgrade the system in the field for vehicle or backpack deployment.
Compact system envelope
The referenced configuration measures 3.5 × 8.75 × 4.375 inches and weighs approximately 1.73 kg.
Efficient field power
A 10–30 VDC input range and 25-watt power draw support practical aircraft and mobile integration.
Scalable storage
External storage scales up to 1 TB, supported by internal storage for the acquisition workflow.
Local production tools
Strip matching, control adjustment, filtering, turn removal, custom coordinate systems, and LAS/LAZ export support an end-to-end local workflow.
