I'm not funding shit. Just saying that their video clearly states the board is just a proof of concept, but their intention is for the tech to be used in a much larger fashion.
The implication if you read the KS is that it can be adjustable for the height (likely with some limits) just that 1 inch was the most controllable/comfortable.
Just need to repeat that. Hopefully clear out some of the stupid in this thread.
I think you're pretty stupid if you don't realize this is underwhelming at best, even as a proof of concept. The concept is these things can only slightly hover on one specific, special magnetic surface, and this kickstarter is basically to help them build a park filled with this surface. You have to donate $10k to the kickstarter to get one of these stupid boards. To put that in perspective, when formlabs did their kickstarter you only needed to donate $2k for one of their high tech, cool as shit, real world application 3D printers. A fucking 3D printer was $8k less than a stupid as shit hoverboard that can only hover on one specific surface
