Comments on: Where We Will See Technology Breakthroughs in 2018: Part 2

By: Anthony Hall

Thu, 04 Jan 2018 10:04:00 +0000

In reply to lenrosen4.

Arx Pax has begun selling hover engine developer kits (http://hover.arxpax.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Arx-Pax-HE3.0-and-MFA-Bundles-2016-06-07.pdf).

Companies like Ball Aerospace and Pampa have been early beta customers of the technology.

Continuing to work in the area of structural isolation, levitating a build out of harms way from earthquakes and floods.

MFA technology may also be used in Space Colonization. TREO is conceiving the NOMAD (Nimble Origami Mobile Autonomous Domicile) as part of its Space Tourism Industry aspirations.

Taking a page from settlers of the old west – wagons ho!

Why should a colony be stationary. Key will be the ability to pack up and move operations quickly. TREO is exploring integrating Arx Pax’s hovertech in the NOMAD design.

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By: lenrosen4

Wed, 03 Jan 2018 14:59:00 +0000

In reply to Anthony Hall.

Hi Anthony, What is the current state of the Arx Pax technology? I would love to provide readers with an update.

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By: Anthony Hall

Wed, 03 Jan 2018 12:07:00 +0000

lets talk about the use of maglev technology in urban transportation and city development – hoverboard lanes and parks.

I wrote about Arx Pax (www.arxpax.com) developers of the Hendo Hoverboard that the company used to demonstrate their magnetic field architecture (MFA) technology, in the guest blog post from Sept 2015: http://www.21stcentech.com/gizmos-gadgets-hoverboards-holy-marty-mcfly/

A number of the Hyperloop hopefuls have used Arx Pax’s MFA technology in their designs.

For the star trek and super hero generation, hoverboarding will be the way to flyover and around traffic, manual or remote controlled

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