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# Start with Survey payload
The Surveying Payload turns the Elios 3 into a fl ying mobile scanner that can fi t through openings as small as 50x50 cm, and create high-resolution scans beyond line of sight, to provide rapid insights that are not accessible with traditional tools or other UAV technologies. The high-resolution Ouster OS0-128 Rev 7 LiDAR sensor in combination with the world’s leading FARO Connect SLAM algorithm creates incredibly accurate 3D maps and digital twins of the most inaccessible spaces with centimeter precision.
| What's in the box | Elios 3 Surveying Payload |
| -------------------------------------- | :-----------------------: |
| Ouster OS0-128 Rev 7 LiDAR | 1 |
| LiDAR Mount | 1 |
| Dedicated connection cable for Elios 3 | 1 |
| Reflective targets | 6 |
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When you purchase the Survey payload, you gain access to online training for the Faro Connect software for two people. If you have not received your access code, please contact with your name, email address, company name, and country.
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