What material did Lexus use for their hoverboard's superconductor?

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In summary, the Lexus hoverboard is a prototype created by luxury car company Lexus as part of their "Amazing in Motion" campaign. It uses magnetic levitation and superconducting magnets to float and be propelled by the user's movements. It is not currently available for purchase and requires a special track to operate. The hoverboard is designed for use in a controlled environment and should be used with caution and proper safety gear. There is no current release date for the hoverboard and it is unclear if it will ever be available for public purchase.
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So here is the video if you haven't seen it:
I was wondering what material they used as their super conductor.
 
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FAQ: What material did Lexus use for their hoverboard's superconductor?

What is the Lexus hoverboard?

The Lexus hoverboard is a prototype of a skateboard-like device that uses magnetic levitation to float above the ground. It was created by luxury car company Lexus as part of their "Amazing in Motion" campaign.

How does the Lexus hoverboard work?

The Lexus hoverboard works by using superconducting magnets and liquid nitrogen-cooled semiconductors to create a magnetic field which allows the board to float and be propelled by the user's movements.

Can anyone ride the Lexus hoverboard?

No, the Lexus hoverboard is currently only a prototype and is not available for purchase. Additionally, it requires a special track with magnetic rails to operate, so it cannot be ridden just anywhere.

Is the Lexus hoverboard safe?

The Lexus hoverboard is designed to be ridden in a controlled environment and is not intended for use on public roads or sidewalks. As with any extreme sports equipment, it should be used with caution and proper safety gear.

When will the Lexus hoverboard be available for purchase?

There is no current release date for the Lexus hoverboard as it is still a prototype. It is also unclear if it will ever be available for public purchase as it was created primarily as a marketing campaign for Lexus.

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