Mobile LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) in geospatial technology is a method for collecting precise 3D data of the Earth’s surface and surroundings using lasers mounted on a mobile platform, such as a vehicle or drone. It rapidly scans and measures distances to objects, creating detailed point clouds that capture terrain, buildings, vegetation, and infrastructure. Mobile LiDAR is valuable for applications like urban planning, transportation, and environmental monitoring, as it enables efficient and accurate data acquisition over large areas. This technology enhances mapping, modeling, and analysis for a wide range of industries, facilitating better-informed decision-making and improved infrastructure management.