Two years ago, PowerUp launched its Smart Module — an electric motor that clipped onto any paper airplane and could be steered remotely via a smartphone. Now, the team has unveiled the Module's successor, joining forces with French drone makers Parrot to add a Wi-Fi live streaming camera and head mounted display into the mix, letting users fly their paper airplanes as if they were FPV drones.

PowerUp claims that their souped-up paper airplanes will fly at speeds of up to 20 mph, with each hot-swappable battery providing up to 10 minutes of flight time. The rotatable camera, meanwhile, can stream footage over distances of up to 300 feet using a Wi-Fi connection, or users can capture video and images directly to their phone or a microSD card. Perhaps the coolest feature, though, is the motion control in the kit's Google Cardboard-like FPV goggles, allowing pilots to steer their planes simply by tilting their heads.