FAQs
Q1: How does the 40x optical zoom system perform on the A40T PRO for distant inspection?
Answer: Built around a 1/2.8-inch Sony CMOS sensor (2.13MP effective), the daylight camera delivers crisp Full HD 1080p video. It combines a 40x optical zoom lens (f = 4.25 ~ 170mm) with 32x digital zoom, backed by built-in Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS), Auto ICR, WDR, and Defog capabilities to maintain high image clarity during long-distance surveillance missions.
Q2: What are the thermal detection and target identification parameters of the 19mm infrared unit?
Answer: The thermal channel utilizes an uncooled VOx long-wave sensor (640x512 resolution, 12um pitch, NETD <= 50mK) paired with a 19mm athermal lens:
Vehicle (4.2m x 1.8m): Detects up to 2,428m, recognizes at 607m, and identifies at 303m.
*Human (1.8m x 0.5m): Detects up to 792m, recognizes at 198m, and identifies at 99m.
*Optional radiometric temperature measurement is available (-20 deg C to +150 deg C or 0 deg C to +550 deg C).
*Human (1.8m x 0.5m): Detects up to 792m, recognizes at 198m, and identifies at 99m.
*Optional radiometric temperature measurement is available (-20 deg C to +150 deg C or 0 deg C to +550 deg C).
Q3: What are the electrical specifications, power draw, and physical weight?
Answer: Optimized for lightweight enterprise multi-rotors, the A40T PRO weighs just 941g with dimensions of 134.5 x 118 x 193.8mm. It operates on a 14.8V to 25.2V input voltage (4S-6S LiPo), drawing a dynamic current of 600~1250mA @ 16V, with an efficient average power consumption of 9.6W (Max 20W) and an IP4X environmental rating.
Q4: What video streaming and flight control interface options are available?
Answer:
*Video Output: Offers simultaneous or flexible output via Micro HDMI (1080P @ 60fps) and IP video streaming (RTSP / UDP at 720p or 1080p @ 30fps with H.264 / H.265 compression).
*Control Links: Fully compatible with standard flight controllers and ground control stations using PWM, S.BUS, UART (TTL), or network protocols (TCP / UDP).
*Video Output: Offers simultaneous or flexible output via Micro HDMI (1080P @ 60fps) and IP video streaming (RTSP / UDP at 720p or 1080p @ 30fps with H.264 / H.265 compression).
*Control Links: Fully compatible with standard flight controllers and ground control stations using PWM, S.BUS, UART (TTL), or network protocols (TCP / UDP).
Q5: How are local photos and flight videos recorded and stored?
Answer: The system features an onboard MicroSD/TF card slot supporting cards up to 256GB formatted in FAT32 (Class 10 minimum). Still images are captured in JPG format at 1920x1080, and live video feeds are recorded directly in MP4 format at 1080p @ 30fps.
Q6: What are the capabilities of the onboard AI object detection and target tracking engine?
Answer:
*AI Recognition: Automatically identifies and detects cars and humans simultaneously (≥ 10 targets at once) with a car detection rate ≥ 85% and false alarm rate ≤ 10%.
*Target Tracking: Operates at a 30Hz deviation update rate with ultra-low latency (< 30ms), supporting tracking speeds up to ± 48 pixels/frame and a 100-frame memory buffer to hold targets during temporary occlusions.
*AI Recognition: Automatically identifies and detects cars and humans simultaneously (≥ 10 targets at once) with a car detection rate ≥ 85% and false alarm rate ≤ 10%.
*Target Tracking: Operates at a 30Hz deviation update rate with ultra-low latency (< 30ms), supporting tracking speeds up to ± 48 pixels/frame and a 100-frame memory buffer to hold targets during temporary occlusions.
Q7: What are the mechanical rotation limits and stabilization performance of the gimbal?
Answer: The 3-axis stabilization system delivers a precision vibration angle of +/- 0.02 deg and features a convenient One-key to Center function:
Pitch / Tilt: Controllable range from -45 deg to +125 deg (Mechanical limit: -60 deg Up to +130 deg Down).
Yaw / Pan: Controllable range up to +/- 290 deg (supporting 360-degree continuous rotation on the dedicated IP output version).
Pitch / Tilt: Controllable range from -45 deg to +125 deg (Mechanical limit: -60 deg Up to +130 deg Down).
Yaw / Pan: Controllable range up to +/- 290 deg (supporting 360-degree continuous rotation on the dedicated IP output version).