HoverAir Versa – is it a drone? Or is it a gimbal camera? Why not both at once!
This is what the DJI Pocket should have been all along! Seriously, why did the so-called "Market Leader" think of this?
Zero Zero Robotics, known for the affordable 'follow-me' drone HoverAir X1 Pro Max, has unveiled their latest innovation, the HoverAir Verso. This compact gimbal camera boasts the ability to both fly and function as a ground-based stabilizer camera.
On the ground, Verso can be operated like premium gimbal cameras such as the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 or Insta360 Luna Ultra. However, when the book-fold propellers are attached, it transforms into a functional drone. This dual functionality capitalizes on HoverAir's expertise in follow-me drone technology, ensuring the camera remains focused on the subject even during flight.
A standout feature is the improved dynamic range, a detail that rivals DJI's Osmo Pocket 4P cameras have been emphasizing. Moreover, the company promises "picture-perfect framing", hinting at advancements in their intelligent tracking systems, similar to DJI's ActiveTrack.
In addition to these capabilities, Verso enables users to construct 3D worlds by following a predetermined flight path that captures multiple perspectives. This feature could find utility in numerous fields.
The release date for the HoverAir Verso remains undisclosed, but given the company's history of pre-releasing projects, it's expected soon. Potential backers can sign up via email to receive further updates.
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