Job Roles Where Hoverboards Are Already Being Used

We have to admit that as much as we love hoverboards, we couldn’t have predicted the versatility and popularity this product would gain in such a short time. Just look at how many occupations there are where hoverboards are already being used almost as indispensable tools.

1. Retails and warehouse workers

They use hoverboards to move around stores or warehouses, thus being able to move more quickly, reducing time and effort required for order picking, inventory management or other tasks. Some of the larger retailers are testing programs in which workers use hoverboards to stock shelves and deliver merchandise to customers, this allowing them to improve the efficiency of their operations and provide a better customer experience at the same time.

2. Security guards

Patrolling large areas such as airports and shopping malls can be a tiring operation. That’s one of the reasons hoverboards are becoming a favorite among security guards. The other one would be that it allows them to move faster, cover a larger area and swiftly respond to incidents. So yes, we can safely affirm that hoverboards help ensuring a safer environment for everyone.

3. Tour guides

If you travel a lot, you may have seen them: your guides that give tours of cities and historical sites being able to move faster and easier around crowded areas. New York is one of those places where tour guides use their boards to move from one place to another, whether exploring museums or outdoor attractions. This allows them to offer their customers a more comprehensive and enjoyable tour.

4. Photographers

Photographers are using hoverboards in their work to enrich their creativity: the fluid movement adds cinematic flairs to visual content, allowing professionals to capture dynamic shots and smooth tracking footage.

5. Event managers

If you’ve ever organized even a small event, you probably know how exhausting it can get: the world of event management is fast-paced and demanding, requiring quick navigation through

venues. Enters hoverboard, offering event planners a practical method to oversee operations and address any issues in due time.

But the possibilities of using hoverboards in job-related activities are actually limitless. We’re now thinking about some additional job roles where hoverboards could be used in the near future, if they are not already being used:

Indoor cleaning – janitors could use them to quickly clean large areas such as warehouses or factories, as they would allow them to get the job done more efficiently, also reducing the risk of accidents.

Parking officers patrol parking lots to issue tickets, so a hoverboard would allow them to get around more quickly while also catching people who are illegally parked.

Medical transport – some voices say that hoverboards are already being used in medical transportation, but we admit we haven’t witnessed it yet. If you’ve seen it, let us know. The idea is that hoverboards can be used by medical personnel to get from one place to another in clinics or hospitals.

And when you think about how it all started: imagined by a Sci-Fi movie from the 80s. Meanwhile, in only two decades, hoverboards versatility, agility and modern allure have made them indispensable tools not only for outdoors entertainment, but also for warehouse workers, security personnel, tour guides and more. Hoverboards are reshaping perceptions of professions and why not, the way we approach work? The future looks full of endless possibilities for hovering around.