POWERUP 4.0

Say goodbye to bumpy and unstable flights with POWERUP 4.0. This innovative application has been upgraded with a new on-board flight computer and two new sensors - gyro and accelerometer, along with two thrust vectoring motors. These additions result in a smoother flying experience and open up a whole new world of possibilities for users.

One of the most exciting features of POWERUP 4.0 is its ability to perform auto-loops with just the press of a button. This means that users can easily master tricks and aerobatics without any complicated maneuvers.

The application also boasts two high-speed motors, providing users with double the thrust and more maneuvering options. Combined with the flight assist feature, users can fly almost anything with ease.

For those looking to improve their flying skills, POWERUP 4.0 offers real-time analytics including heading direction, thrust level, and turning angles. This allows users to track their progress and make adjustments for better performance.

But the fun doesn't stop there. POWERUP 4.0 has also made flying at night more exciting with optional LED lights that can be attached to the paper plane. This not only adds a cool visual element but also allows for round-the-clock fun.

The application has also been designed to make takeoff and landing easier with the addition of two rear wheels and one front wheel. This not only adds style to the paper plane but also allows for launching from a surface rather than hand-launching.

POWERUP has partnered with renowned RC hobby vloggers, FliteTest, to create a foam jet inspired by the F22 for the 4.0 version. Made from a special laser-cut foam board, this jet is a testament to the creativity and innovation behind POWERUP.

With intuitive controls, flying with POWERUP 4.0 is a breeze. Users simply need to tilt their phone in the direction they want their plane to fly, making it easy for anyone to enjoy the experience.

But POWERUP is not just about fun and games. It also serves as a valuable tool for teaching and learning aeronautics. Students can test multiple designs, analyze their work, and improve their planes through trial and error. This allows them to understand the key principles of airplane design and improve their skills in a fun and interactive way.