Autel Evo 1 front anti-collision system

[Italian driver]

Ciao a tutti, sono nuovo di questo forum. Possiedo un Autel Evo 1 di cui sono entusiasta e vorrei porre una domanda alla Community. Quando il drone entra nella modalità di ritorno automatico a casa, ad esempio per batteria scarica o perché ti dico di farlo premendo il pulsante Vai a home, i sensori anteriori anticollisione sono attivi ed evitano gli ostacoli? Grazie

 

[claudius62]

In English please.
Otherwise, few people will respond.
This question concerns the Evo 1, it has nothing to do in the subject of discussion Evo 2.

 

[Italian driver]

You're right, I was wrong, sorry

 

[claudius62]

Hello and welcome to the forum, new member.
I re-translate your question for other members :

Hi everyone, I'm new to this forum. I have an Autel Evo 1 that I am excited about and would like to ask the Community a question. When the drone enters the automatic return to home mode, for example for low battery or because I tell you to do it by pressing the Go to home button, are the front collision sensors active and avoiding obstacles? Thank you

Answer: only if you activated them in the menu and if they are active during the current flight, I think.

 

[Italian driver]

Thanks for your reply. Of course I always have a little fear to test it because I'm afraid I'm not ready to block it in case of an obstacle that maybe I don't see

 

[claudius62]

But, I think, during an RTH, the Avoidance obstacle must be deactivated because it must enter directly.
The main thing is to provide a correct altitude where there is no risk of encountering an obstacle.
To be confirmed by others because for 4 years that I pilot, I never had RTH and I never started it.

 

[Ansia]

When the drone enters into RTH, it will have the front and bottom sensors active. Like @claudius62 said, it is important that you input the correct height to prevent obstacles along the way, but I have tested this and it evaded obstacles.

 

[Italian driver]

This is a good news! Thanks to both of you for your precise and quick answers.

 

[claudius62]

Thank you Ansia for this clarification, you teach me something, just in case ....
Like I said RTH is not my cup of tea, I have never had RTH, and I have never triggered and tested it. I have always made my returns and landings manually.
But knowing this, it's a good thing.
And avoidance, how does it happen, by climbing in altitude or laterally?

 

[Ansia]

Thank you Ansia for this clarification, you teach me something, just in case ....
Like I said RTH is not my cup of tea, I have never had RTH, and I have never triggered and tested it. I have always made my returns and landings manually.
But knowing this, it's a good thing.
And avoidance, how does it happen, by climbing in altitude or laterally?

The drone usually flys laterally. I haven't faced it against a wall, to determine what happens in that scenario.