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PowerUP FPV Turns Paper Planes Into VR-Controlled Drones

PowerUP FPV Turns Paper Planes Into VR-Controlled Drones

Posted on October 19, 2015September 28, 2019 By Jarvis

We’re big fans of PowerUp and their clever kit, which lets you turn paper planes into remote-controlled flying machines. I mean, that toy is all manners of amazing. With the new PowerUp FPV, though, paper airplanes don’t just turn into remote-controlled aerial vehicles, but camera-armed drones that can be controlled in virtual reality. Oh yeah.

That’s right, you can now fly your PowerUp planes and look ridiculous at the same time by swaying your head side to side with a VR headset on your face. That way, parents won’t ever let their children come near you while you fly paper planes in the park, ensuring you can enjoy the day without undue interruptions. Yeah… that benefit sounded so much better in my head.
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Wearables Tags:camera, drones, headset, virtual reality, VR, vr headset

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