Zero Zero Robotics

Zero Zero Robotics is a Chinese consumer-robotics company co-founded in 2014 by Stanford PhD graduates MQ Wang and Tony Zhang, headquartered in Hangzhou with additional offices in Beijing, Shenzhen, Xinchang and San Francisco. The company specialises in embedded AI, machine vision and high-precision flight control for small consumer aerial cameras, sold under its HOVERAir brand.

Zero Zero's early products included the Hover Camera Passport and the Hover 2, and in 2019 the company released the V-Coptr Falcon, a bicopter noted for its extended flight time. Since 2023 the company has focused on the HOVERAir X1 family of pocket-sized, self-flying camera drones, which it has since expanded with the waterproof HOVERAir AQUA and the convertible gimbal/drone HOVERAir VERSA.

The company markets its aircraft as "self-flying cameras" rather than conventional drones, built around autonomous subject tracking and one-button automated flight modes aimed at consumers who want aerial and handheld video without manual piloting.