The "Little Ray" PowerRay, which amazed attendees at CES2017 earlier this year, is finally set to meet consumers officially. Those captivated by this agile "Little Ray" will finally have the chance to take their own PowerRay home. It is reported that on April 11, PowerVision will hold the official launch of PowerRay in Munich, Germany, where the product price will be announced and sales will commence in over forty countries worldwide. Subsequent launch events will be held in cities such as London, Paris, New York, San Francisco, Beijing, and Tokyo.
As early as the beginning of the year at CES2017, this "Little Ray" captured the attention of countless visitors with its unique design. In addition to its appealing appearance, the product also excels in performance. Beyond underwater photography, PowerRay uniquely incorporates visual fishing, further expanding its audience — appealing to anglers, diving and outdoor enthusiasts, filmmakers, and even everyday users.
While there may be many smart fish finders, PowerRay pioneers the dual functions of fish finding and fish luring. Coupled with a 4K camera, it offers a more efficient and enjoyable fishing experience, truly living up to its endearing nickname, the "Little Ray." Of course, the latest VR technology has also been integrated into the "Little Ray’s" features: the included VR goggles provide users with an immersive first-person experience, allowing them to virtually navigate underwater.
PowerRay also adheres to the user-friendly and easy-to-operate style consistent with the PowerVision product line. It can be operated entirely via a smartphone app — whether for underwater photography, fish finding, or fishing, all can be controlled and managed through the app. It’s no wonder that amidst the fierce competition at CES2017, where every manufacturer showcased their most cutting-edge and novel products, the "Little Ray" managed to break through and win the hearts of users.
Notably, considering the needs of multiple users, PowerRay can be paired with several VR headsets for shared viewing — sharing the experience is better than enjoying it alone. The gravity-sensing control system of the VR goggles completely frees the user’s hands, allowing control of PowerRay’s left turn, right turn, ascent, and descent through simple head movements: left, right, up, and down.
Moreover, the Little Ray can be operated in four modes, supporting remote control, virtual joystick via smartphone app, smartphone motion control, or VR motion control. Multiple control methods cater to the diverse needs of different users across various scenarios. Its military-grade sealed design allows both surface and underwater navigation, with the capability to dive up to 30 meters deep, functioning equally well in freshwater or saltwater environments.
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