Autel Robotics EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise Bundle V3 Drone with Thermal Imaging

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Autel Robotics EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise Bundle V3 Drone with Thermal Imaging
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Key Features
  • Dual Thermal & Visual Cameras
  • Up to 4K HDR Video Resolution
  • 50MP 0.8" RYYB CMOS Sensor
  • PDAF+CDAF Fast Focusing System
With more thermal imaging detail than the previous generation, the EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise Bundle V3 Drone with Thermal Imaging from Autel Robotics provides first responders and industrial inspectors the ability to better pinpoint temperature fluctuations, vehicles, and individuals. You can view real-time thermal information in a variety of ways, including together with visual imaging for better decision-making in the field. The thermal camera is capable of 640 x 512 resolution, while the 50MP visual camera can record up to 4K HDR footage. The foldable design deploys quickly, and the included Smart Controller V3 can operate it from over nine miles away. Throughout each mission, you can rest easy as 360° obstacle avoidance keeps the EVO II safe.
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Is the Enterprise Evo ii version quieter than the ...

Is the Enterprise Evo ii version quieter than the base version?
Asked by: steven
No, the noise level of the Autel Robotics EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise Bundle V3 Drone with Thermal Imaging is similar to the base version.
Answered by: Kenneth C
Date published: 2024-04-22

Does this UAV have an ADS B receiver? Does the ...

Does this UAV have an ADS B receiver? Does the 50mp camera offer f/stop range or only fixed at 1.9? Thanks
Asked by: Lionel
Yes, the Autel Robotics EVO II Dual 640T Enterprise Bundle V3 Drone with Thermal Imaging features an ADS-B receiver. The camera has a fixed f/1.9 aperture.
Answered by: Kenneth C
Date published: 2023-11-27
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