Snoopy ACE 3
Three scan angles. More complete coverage. Nadir, forward, and backward collection helps reveal surfaces that single-angle systems can miss.

Explore a Snoopy ACE 3 point cloud
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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.
This is planning scenario, not a guaranteed delivered-point-rate guarantee. Real coverage depends on the complete configuration, target reflectivity, terrain, scan geometry, vehicle or aircraft operation, and processing.
Snoopy ACE 3 specifications
Core performance details for planning aircraft integration, collection altitude, and point-cloud density.
UAV mapping · Helicopter mapping · Blimp mapping · Aerial surveying
More complete surface detail from one compact system.
Three-angle collection
Nadir, forward, and backward views improve surface coverage and detail around complex geometry.
Compact complete package
The system remains under 2 kg with a 61 MP camera in the referenced configuration.
High pulse flexibility
A selectable 100–1,000 kHz pulse rate helps match density to altitude, speed, and project goals.
Mission-ready integration
UAV, helicopter, and blimp platforms can be matched with the camera, INS, acquisition, and processing workflow.
Real terrain. Real mapping challenges.
Explore LiDARUSA field experience relevant to this system. Each story identifies the equipment actually used.
El Mirador used Snoopy HD. Snoopy ACE and Snoopy ACE 3 are current options for similar use cases, not the systems used on that expedition.

Revealing El Mirador beneath the jungle.
System used: Snoopy HD · June 2017
A 12-day expedition with UAV-mounted Snoopy HD revealed roads, temples, and pyramid terrain concealed beneath dense jungle.
Read the El Mirador case study