Autel Robotics EVO Max 4T

The EVO Max 4T brings powerful technologies and advanced autonomy to users. EVO Max 4T assesses complex environments to create real-time 3D flight paths for unparalleled obstacle avoidance. Advanced sensors make flight in GPS unavailable areas possible and the incredible new thermal payload unlocks new object identification and tracking scenarios. With a foldable, weather-resistant design, the EVO Max 4T is as portable as it is capable. 

Autel's Autonomy Engine collects surrounding environmental data and plans 3D flight paths through complex environments such as mountains, forests, and buildings. Use cases include rapid 3D scene reconstruction, public safety overwatch, industrial inspection, and land surveying. Advanced sensors allow the EVO Max 4T to navigate within hardened structures, underground, or in environments without GPS.

Based on Autel's AI recognition technology, the EVO Max 4T can automatically identify and lock onto different types of targets such as heat sources, moving people, or vehicles and achieve high-altitude tracking and data collection for law enforcement.

EVO Max 4T is the only commercial drone that combines traditional binocular vision systems with millimeter wave radar technology. This allows the EVO Max 4T's onboard Autel Autonomy Engine to perceive objects down to 0.5 inch, eliminating blind spots and enabling operation in low light or rainy conditions. The EVO Max 4T uses advanced flight control modules and algorithms specially designed to counter RFI, EMI, and GPS spoofing. This enables the EVO Max 4T to fly confidently near power lines, critical structures, and in complex areas. The EVO Max 4T with IP43 Ingress Protection rating, it means Max 4T is protected against solid objects greater than 1mm and against sprays of water up to 60 degrees from the vertical.

Hot-Swappable Battery

Autel Max 4T hot-swappable battery system, which allows for extended flight times without the need for downtime. This system allows users to easily swap out batteries while the drone is still in operation, making it ideal for use in time-critical applications where every second counts.