Hovruns

Hovruns, also known as hoverboards, are personal electric vehicles that allow users to glide over the ground using a motorized platform. They were popularized by the Hoverboard, a brand introduced in 2014, which featured a motorized platform that could be controlled via a remote. The Hoverboard's success led to a surge in hoverboard sales and a subsequent decline in popularity due to safety concerns and regulatory issues.

Hoverboards typically consist of a motorized platform, a battery pack, and a remote control. The motorized platform is usually made of lightweight materials such as aluminum or plastic, and is designed to provide a smooth and stable ride. The battery pack provides power to the motor, and is usually rechargeable. The remote control allows users to control the speed and direction of the hoverboard.

Hoverboards have been used for various purposes, including transportation, recreation, and even as a form of exercise. They have also been used in films and television shows to depict futuristic modes of transportation. However, due to safety concerns and regulatory issues, hoverboards have become less popular in recent years.