The Airtech 360: The World's Smallest Hovercraft - A New Way to Get Around the City

The video introduces the world's smallest hovercraft, designed for one passenger and capable of traveling over various surfaces. Innovator Jim Chalmers developed the Airtech 360 over six years, starting in his garden shed. Despite its appeal as a novel mode of transport, the hovercraft's fuel consumption is higher than that of a large car. Developers aim to find a manufacturer to bring it to market at an affordable price.

What makes the world's smallest hovercraft unique in terms of its movement?

• It moves underground.

• It can only move on water.

• It flies like an airplane.

• It floats above the ground.

Who is the innovator behind the Airtech 360 hovercraft?

• Jane Doe

• Jim Chalmers

• John Smith

• Jack Johnson

Where did Jim Chalmers start developing the Airtech 360?

• In a corporate office

• In a university

• In his garden shed

• In a professional lab

What is a major downside of the hovercraft in terms of fuel consumption?

• It is more efficient than a bicycle.

• It consumes less fuel than a motorcycle.

• It uses more fuel than a large car.

• It has zero fuel consumption.

What is the developers' hope for the future of the hovercraft?

• To keep it as a prototype

• To use it only for exhibitions

• To find a manufacturer for mass production

• To make it a luxury item