World's First Hoverboard: Hendo Hoverboard

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Technology has truly advanced. From water-powered cars to airplanes with the use of Apple iPads as autopilots, now we have the first ever Hoverboard! How cool is that?! This is the most innovative invention I have ever seen.

So, how does it work? Hendo Hoverboard is powered by four hover engines for lift and stability, lifting you one inch off of the ground. Features of the Hendo Hoverboard also include protective safeguards, foot pads, and a sleek design for an effortless glide and high performance. To optimize your experience with the Hendo Hoverboard, the whitebox developer kit contains a scaled down version of their hover engines. You can use this kit to customize your own hoverboard.

  The creators of Hendo Hoverboard currently have a kickstarter running to fund the creation and technology of their boards. You can also visit their website at www.hendohover.com to learn more information about the Hendo Hoverboard.

Hendo Hover Kickstarter video 2014.

This is truly an awesome board, and I hope everyone supports this team. I would love to see this board brought to life. I am such a techie! I love learning about new and innovative technology. What do you think about Hendo Hoverboard? love it or hate it? leave your thoughts in the comments section. Thank you for reading. Be Beautiful & Geeky :)

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