Zero Zero Robotics, the Beijing-based start-up behind it, said it expects to ship in time for this holiday season with a price somewhere south of $600 (approximately AU$775 or £415).
https://www.cnet.com/products/zero-zero-robotics-hover-camera/preview/
Zero-X Raven+. The Zero-X Raven+ is a robust, lightweight drone perfect for novices learning to ﬂy. Raven+ is nimble enough to perform acrobatic manoeuvres at its highest speed setting, yet forgiving and intuitive enough at its lowest speed setting to get up and ﬂy with conﬁdence quickly. $199.99.
http://zero-x.com.au/
If you do want to fly it higher (it can hover as high as 164 feet or 50 meters), you can use its companion iOS or Android app to position the drone with simple onscreen taps and swipes. The app will have automatic options for shooting panorama videos and 90- and 360-degree orbits as well.
https://www.cnet.com/products/zero-zero-robotics-hover-camera/preview/
Hover Camera drone follows your every move without your help. Think of the Hover Camera as a smarter smartphone camera -- that flies. Roughly the size of an average hardcover book when folded up for travel, you probably wouldn't know it was a camera, let alone a flying one.
https://www.cnet.com/products/zero-zero-robotics-hover-camera/preview/
Gallery: Zero Zero Robotics Hover Camera hands-on | 13 Photos. The Hover Camera comes in at only 238 grams, which is just below the FAA's limit for mandatory hobbyist drone registration. It's small as well: When the propeller wings are folded, it's about the size of a VHS cassette tape.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/04/26/hover-camera-drone-zero-zero-robotics/
Customise your Zero-X drone and make it your own with a range of multi-coloured replacement blades. And to keep your drone in the air longer, nothing beats backup batteries and the ability to charge more than one at a time with the Zero-X range of drone and remote chargers. $9.95.
http://zero-x.com.au/
Capture high definition video and photos directly from the remote, perform acrobatic manoeuvres at the press of a button, , choose from beginner or expert speed level modes, fly straight and true with a large footprint and 6 axis gyroscopes, and stay in the air longer with our long life rechargeable battery systems.
http://zero-x.com.au/drones.html
Follow me is an up-and-coming feature on consumer drones, and then you've also got those that are foldable for the sake of portability. Very few devices carry both advantages, but Beijing startup Zero Zero Robotics has already gone further with its Hover Camera.
https://www.engadget.com/2016/04/26/hover-camera-drone-zero-zero-robotics/
China is poised to pad its lead in the global market for commercial unmanned aerial vehicles, more widely known as drones, as start-up Zero Zero Robotics releases a new smaller, consumer-friendly device. “We are opening up a brand new market for drones,” Zero Zero founder and chief executive Wang Mengqi told the South China Morning Post. Wang described the company’s new Hover Camera drone as the first “proximity drone” in the market, designed for consumers to take selfies instead of doing aerial photography.
http://www.scmp.com/tech/china-tech/article/1938933/chinas-zero-zero-robotics-comes-new-drone-selfies
Zero Zero’s new drone is about the size and shape of a paperback novel, which a user unfolds to reveal a device that is 3.6 cms thin, 22 cms long and 18 cms wide.
http://www.scmp.com/tech/china-tech/article/1938933/chinas-zero-zero-robotics-comes-new-drone-selfies
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Zero Zero’s new drone is about the size and shape of a paperback novel, which a user unfolds to reveal a device that is 3.6 cms thin, 22 cms long and 18 cms wide. Zero Zero’s new drone is about the size and shape of a paperback novel, which a user unfolds to reveal a device that is 3.6 centimeters thin, 22 centimeters long and 18 centimeters wide.  