Autel EVO II Pro RTK --- Unrivaled Accuracy And Control
The EVO II Pro RTK integrates an entirely new RTK module, which provides real-time centimeter-level positioning data and supports Post-Processing Kinematic (PPK). The aircraft can record the original satellite observation data, camera exposure parameters, and various other data. The positioning system supports an A-RTK base station and RTK network, which help provide stable, accurate data acquisition in complex operating environments.
Capture Every Detail
6K Ultra HD Video
The 6K resolution ultra-high-definition lens, supported by a 1-inch sensor, makes it easy to achieve professional shooting results.
High-resolution Camera
The 1-inch CMOS sensor coupled with 20 MP and f/2.8 - f11 aperture, gives you the versatility needed to capture the best images in various mission scenarios.
Light. Efficient. Reliable.
The EVO II Pro RTK inherits the foldable design of the original EVO II Series, making it compact, light, portable, and ready to fly in just a matter of seconds. Alongside a 5.5-mile maximum transmission range, the aircraft offers a flight time of up to 36 minutes and can reach a top speed of up to 45 mph, making it the perfect flying companion for your daily missions.
Mission Execution With Advanced Intelligence
The EVO II Pro RTK provides users with a full range of intelligent features and solutions to suit a variety of mission needs. Using advanced flight control and the latest AI technology, the aircraft can significantly improve mission workflows and help reduce operating costs.
RTK / PPK
The Evo II RTK Series supports third-party base stations with NTRIP capability.
RTK High-precision GNSS Base Station
The EVO II RTK Series supports RTK high-precision GNSS base station to obtain real-time differential data, which makes it possible to obtain the accurate coordinates of the designated target point.
Application Field
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