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# Inspector 3/4

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Inspector 4 is the official software used to analyze the inspection footage gathered by Elios 2 systems.

Inspector allows you to review the flight video alongside certain telemetry values and the thermal camera images. It also allows you to:

* Edit or create Points of Interest
* Analyze the video frame-by-frame
* View and extract the Thermal Camera data
* Export images, thermal and RGB videos
* Create inspection reports
* Recreate 3D models of the flight environment
* Make distance measurements

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Inspector 3 has been discontinued and been replaced by Inspector 4 Software.

Elios 3 user are invited to use Inspector 5 Software
{% endhint %}

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[Inspector 4 Download (23.12.1.180)](https://www.flyability.com/hubfs/%3C.msi)

[Inspector 3 Download (3.2.0.4773)](https://www.flyability.com/hubfs/InspectorSetup-3.2.0.4773-x64-Release.exe)
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{% hint style="info" %}
**Requirements:**

* **Aircraft:** Elios 2\*
* **OS:** Windows 10 (update 1903+ for Pro and Home editions)\
  **CPU:** Needs to support virtualization \
  (Tested on Intel I5-6600, I7-6700, I7-7500 tested)\
  **Ram:** 8GB minimum
* \*For Elios 2 users, it requires an Inspector Premium license to create maps of inspection using the mapping algorithm embedded in Inspector.
  {% endhint %}

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[Required Remote URLs and Ports](/software/inspector/complementary-information/required-remote-urls-and-ports.md)
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