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3D-Printed Electronic Skateboards from Faraday Motion

Ultimaker helps create the Hyperboard, a skateboard that can be controlled via smartphone.

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After an accident that limited his mobility, Sune Pedersen was inspired to create an open source electrical vehicle. The result is the Hyperboard, a 3D-printed skateboard that can be controlled via smartphone. See how 3D printing helps Faraday Motion prototype and manufacture its designs and what this means for transportation devices.

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