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EVO 2 folding 8K camera drone will take on DJI

EVO 2 folding 8K camera drone will take on DJI

Posted on January 9, 2020July 2, 2021 By Jarvis

Autel Robotics has taken the wraps off EVO 2, its own drone product unveiled at CES 2020. The company claims that its foldable drone is exceedingly advanced and powerful, offering up to an 8K video camera, long flight time, and high speeds. The drone will be offered in different configurations, including a Pro version with a 6K camera and a Dual version that also packs a FLIR thermal camera.
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