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Arx Pax founders Greg and Jill Avery Henderson check out the "developers kit" which will be given to contributors to their hover board. Engineers Kyle O'Neil (left) and Mitch Dougherty bring the hover board out onto the copper floor Monday October 20, 2014. A Los Gatos, Calif. company called Arx Pax has created a working prototype hover board ... more The 1989 film “Back to the Future Part II” left scientists, technologists and moviegoers with one nagging question: When are we going to have a real hoverboard? This week, a Los Gatos startup named Arx Pax demonstrated the Hendo, a working electromagnetic prototype of Marty McFly’s fictional floating skateboard. And the Hendo really works, even if it can hover only about an inch over a special copper-clad floor inside Arx Pax’s offices, emitting a shrill screech worse than a BART train in the Transbay Tube. But company co-founders Greg and Jill Avery Henderson are thinking far beyond just using the technology for the kid’s toy.

They imagine their “magnetic field architecture” technology proving useful in a variety of ways, say stabilizing a building during an earthquake or creating an efficient transportation system for cars and trains. The couple started a $250,000 Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign hoping to inspire other inventors to license their hover technology for uses that would “fix the world.” “What we’re trying to do is to capture people’s attention because the hoverboard is a proof of concept for demonstrating a technology that can have a lot of really important issues,” CEO Greg Henderson said. “There are ideas that people are floating around, no pun intended, that are really important.” “We love bringing the first real hoverboard to the world, but there are so many more meaningful, purposeful things (for) this core technology,” Jill Henderson said. “It’s limitless, and that’s what we’re excited about.” There have been several attempts at creating a hoverboard since it appeared in the sequel to 1985’s original “Back to the Future.”

The main character, Marty McFly, time travels in a DeLorean to Oct, 21, 2015, and borrows a little girl’s pink Mattel-branded hoverboard to escape an enraged descendant of Biff the bully. The same board helps save the day at the end of “Back to the Future Part III.” Two years ago, for example, French scientists demonstrated a Mag Surf skateboard that floated above rails using superconductor magnetic levitation. Ten years ago, the cast of the TV show “Mythbusters” constructed a working hoverboard out of a leaf blower and a surfboard. But the Hendersons say their company has found ways to use electromagnetic energy more efficiently than possible before. And they say the Hendo isn’t limited to following a set of rails because that magnetic energy can be aimed in any direction. I had the chance to ride a Hendo and found it almost as easy to maneuver as a skateboard, although I wasn’t going very fast and needed a lot of help from Arx Pax engineers to stay within the designated hover zone.

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