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Explore the limits of aerodynamics by creating unique planes that push your creativity - and our propeller - to the limit. Or use one of our pre-designed models to start flying with friends in minutes.
✓ Smartphone controlled.
✓ Up to 10 minutes of flight time.
✓ Become the flight controller. Explore aerodynamics and work around the challenges of building and flying your plane.
✓ Works well with a wide variety of planes. Even if your folds aren’t perfect.
✓ Great for tinkerers and anyone who appreciates problem solving.
✓ Fly for 30 seconds.
✓ POWERUP paper planes that fly well on their own.
✓ Works best on a calm, clear day or in a large indoor space.
✓ Great for teaching children 8 and up about flight and for adding a practical element to STEM-focused lessons. Use at home or introduce the 2.0 to your class at school.
Comes with an onboard flight computer, autopilot, gyro accelerometer, flight telemetry and night flight lights. Can be attached to any paper, light balsa wood or foam plane.
Before there were smartphones, drones, or remote controlled planes, we had paper. And paper meant paper planes. This was the original distraction - a creative outlet - for the children and adults who dreamed of flying. But technology left the paper plane behind.
One day Shai - our CEO and an ex-cargo pilot - was teaching students about the principles of aerodynamics. Something wasn’t clicking. He was struggling to find a way to show them how flight really worked.
He needed to put a plane in their hands. But not a real one. Or an expensive one. Whatever this was, it had to be durable and flexible. Something people could experience for themselves. That’s the day technology and the paper plane joined forces and the POWERUP propeller was born.
With POWERUP, anyone could test and experience the principles of flight. (Or just relive their childhood.) But this was just the beginning… to turn POWERUP from an idea into a real product, Shai needed help. That’s how the first Kickstarter campaign was born...
