In The Box:
The Autel EVO Max 4N builds upon the EVO Max series by introducing a specialized Starlight Camera for advanced night operations. While it shares its core autonomous capabilities and airframe with the EVO Max 4T, the primary difference lies in the gimbal and sensor payload.
Core Capabilities (EVO Max Series)
Navigation & Safety: 720° omnidirectional obstacle avoidance and triple anti-jamming (RFI, EMI, and GPS).
Autonomy: Auto pathfinding, navigation in GPS-denied environments, and precise object identification and tracking.
Connectivity: A-Mesh 1.0 networking and Autel Skylink 3.0, providing a maximum image transmission range of 20 km.
Software & Missions: Supported by the Autel Enterprise App Platform with multiple mission parameters (Polygon, Terrain Follow, Waypoint, Oblique, Vertical Scan, Corridor, etc.), 3D map planning, and augmented reality (AR) live-view enhancements.
Security: Data is physically accessible only via the aircraft and can be protected using AES-256 encryption and passwords.
Durability: IP43 rating with an operating temperature range of -20°C to 50°C.
Ecosystem: Compatible with the Autel Smart Controller V3, Mobile SDK, and optional accessories including Live Deck 2, EVO Nest, and RTK modules.
Camera System Comparison (FUSION Light Camera) Both drones utilize intelligently connected multi-sensor arrays for all-weather operation, but their payloads are tailored for different primary functions:
EVO Max 4N: Designed for clear night-time imaging and target tracking. Integrates a HyperStar-class Starlight Camera (2.3MP, 0.0001 LUX, ISO 450000, 41.4mm equivalent), an ultra-sensitive wide-angle camera, a thermal imaging camera, and a laser rangefinder.
EVO Max 4T: Integrates a 160x zoom camera, a low-light wide-angle camera, a thermal imaging camera, and a laser rangefinder.
