Paper Airplane Piloting

Experience the Excitement of a Revolutionary Paper Airplane Toy

Adults and children alike enjoy having fun and playing around. Whether it's sporting a monster hat, indulging in stress-relieving coloring activities, or now, the latest craze of a remote-controlled paper airplane, the owners of this new form of entertainment are thrilled. So, what's the buzz all about? The Power Up 3.0 kit transforms an ordinary paper airplane into a maneuverable delight. Notably, the plane concept was conceived by a pilot with 25 years of experience, Shai Goitein.

Components Required for the Fun

• A paper airplane. The kit includes a sample design, but creating your own is simple. Just be careful and try to fold a symmetrical figure.
• Special modules that attach to the paper aircraft with clamps and transmit data via Bluetooth to your smartphone.
• A free app, easily downloadable online.

How does it work? Control is through your phone's movements. Upon launching the app, your screen displays the aircraft's angle, battery level, and your plane's distance in flight.

Charging takes just 20 minutes, and the plane can stay airborne for around 10 minutes. The maximum control range extends to 55 meters, according to the manufacturer, although users find it challenging beyond 30 meters.

A new and improved app is in the works, allowing users to compete in managing their paper airplanes. The device costs around $50. Share news of this innovative toy on social media, and perhaps soon, you'll be organizing paper airplane races with your friends!