ZERO ZERO ROBOTICS Unveils HOVERAir VERSA: A Transformable Gimbal Camera and Drone System
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On July 31, 2026, ZERO ZERO ROBOTICS introduced the HOVERAir VERSA, a versatile shooting system that combines a compact gimbal camera with a drone. The HOVERAir VERSA features a three-axis gimbal camera and a detachable propeller unit, allowing users to shoot handheld or transform it into a drone camera.
This innovative product is significant as it offers intuitive AI tracking and stabilization features, making it accessible for users without prior drone piloting experience. The drone can automatically follow subjects and capture cinematic aerial footage, enhancing the creative possibilities for content creators.
Future announcements regarding detailed specifications, pricing, and availability in Japan are expected, as the company continues to develop this unique product offering. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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[ITmedia PC USER] 空飛ぶジンバルカメラ「HOVERAir VERSA」登場 手持ちスタイルからカメラドローンに合体変形
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