Back to the Future' Hoverboard Coming to the Real World

The video discusses the development of the Hendo hoverboard by Arx Pax, using magnetic field architecture to hover above non-magnetic surfaces. It compares this technology to maglev trains and explores potential future applications, such as earthquake-resistant buildings. The video also covers the cost of the hoverboard and its developer kit, highlighting a Kickstarter campaign to fund further development.

What technology does the Hendo hoverboard use to hover above surfaces?

• Electromagnetic propulsion

• Magnetic field architecture

• Jet propulsion

• Solar power

In what way is the technology used in maglev trains similar to that of the hoverboard?

• Both rely on magnetic levitation

• Both use wheels for movement

• Both use jet engines for propulsion

• Both are powered by solar energy

What is the maximum speed that maglev trains can reach?

• 150 mph

• 200 mph

• 300 mph

• 400 mph

What is one potential future application of the hoverboard technology mentioned in the video?

• Enhancing solar energy efficiency

• Preventing earthquake damage to buildings

• Reducing air pollution

• Improving internet speed

How much does a developer kit containing just an engine cost?

• $399

• $299

• $199

• $499