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PowerVision hopes that its deep-diving robot revolutionizes the recreational salt, fresh and salt water fishing industries. With a high-definition display and gesture-based VR goggles, it may actually do exactly that – making the fishing a fully immersive experience.

PowerRay, an Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV), was designed to locate, lure, and catch fish. With PowerRay’s Fishfinder sonar system, two powerful built-in LED lights, and its integrated front-mounted 4K UHD camera, fishing enthusiasts are able to capture all of the underwater action close up and in high-definition.

Giving buyers the choice between a 100-foot or 200-foot tether, PowerRay can search for bass during a deep sea fishing tour or northern pike while ice fishing. With the option to remove the Fishfinder and operate it as a stand-alone device, users can remote bait drop up to 40 meters (131 feet) below the PowerRay – adding a good 10 meters to your fishing depths.

Powered by three impellers – two in the rear, and one on the underside – PowerRay has a four-hour battery life and has a Wi-Fi transmission rated at 80 meters (262 feet). PowerRay’s intuitive companion app is iOS/Android compatible and lets you control the robot, operate the front-facing camera, and gives users positional information – making the fish finding adventure a rather seamless one.

If you want to step up your fishing expedition, PowerRay comes with virtual reality goggles designed to give you a panoramic view of the action below. By simply tilting your head in any direction, you’ll be able to experience the 1080p action of your catches and near misses. It’s like looking outside the window of a submarine but in real time. With the Fishfinder’s built-in blue LED light designed to attract fish, you’ll have a front row aquatic seat to creating lurking in the abyss beneath you. If VR is a bit too much for a fishing outing, there’s a Burst Mode on the PowerRay app allowing users to capture 12 Megapixel camera shots at 5fps – so you’ll never miss a thing.

With a pre-order date set for February 27th and an ESD estimated sometime April/early May, buyers are going to experience this year’s fishing season like never before.