The term "Zero Position" refers to a specific reference point in various fields, such as engineering and robotics. It often denotes the starting or neutral state of a system, where all measurements or movements are based. For example, in a robotic arm, the zero position is where the arm is fully retracted and not in motion. In navigation and mapping, zero position can indicate the origin point of a coordinate system, such as the Equator for latitude or the Prime Meridian for longitude. This reference helps in accurately determining locations and movements relative to this baseline.