Autel EVO Max

GFields · Jan 7, 2023

I am greatly interested in the new Autel Evo Max. What are your thoughts?

Dave Pitman · Jan 7, 2023

GFields said:
I am greatly interested in the new Autel Evo Max. What are your thoughts?

I think that the hardware looks nice. The software is another story.

Detritalgeo · Jan 7, 2023

I wonder if the model shown at CES was an actual working model.. You would think there would be someone outside of Autel who has flown it by now.

Detritalgeo · Jan 9, 2023

If you are in central Texas and a public safety professional, you can check out the Max 4T...

Texas Public Safety Robotics Summit | TXPSROBOTS | Texas Drone Summit

Texas Public Safety Robotics Summit 2022 - March 28-30 : 3-Day event hosted by Granite Defense Technologies showcasing the use of robotics in public safety.

www.txpsrobots.com

yiyunet · Jan 10, 2023

Looks good, but don't know the performance yet

JSTorsrud · Jan 14, 2023

And the PRICE IS!!!
Between $7000 - $9000!

Definitely not a recreational drone!

DroneRat · Jul 12, 2023

Dave Pitman said:
I think that the hardware looks nice. The software is another story.

Since they NEVER have finished the software for the Evo II v3 release (1.25 years), I would not be too optimistic re: when this will improve. They consistently release hardware and the software is not ready. Then they release something else, focus on that, and the current products are ignored/never finished. Apparently, a road map that provides direction for the developers and the products they support, does not exist All they create is marketing hype for features they plan to relesase "someday".

DroneRat · Jul 16, 2023

GFields said:
I am greatly interested in the new Autel Evo Max. What are your thoughts?

To view this content we will need your consent to set third party cookies.
For more detailed information, see our cookies page.

Check the MAX forum. Since they NEVER have finished the software for the Evo II v3 release (1.25 years), I would not be too optimistic re: when this will improve. They consistently release hardware and the software is not ready. Then they release something else, focus on that, and the current products are ignored/never finished. Apparently, a road map that provides direction for the developers and the products they support, does not exist All they create is marketing hype for features they plan to relesase "someday".