THE WORLD'S FIRST MAGNETIC MONORAIL LEVITATING DOORS

HOW IT WORKS

Hover doors, also known as magnetic levitation doors or maglev doors, use magnets to levitate the door panel and guide its movement. These doors do not rely on electromagnetic forces to open and close the door, but rather use a combination of permanent magnets and mechanical systems to achieve smooth, silent operation.

In a hover door system, the door panel is suspended above the floor by a series of magnets, which provide the levitation force. The door panel is attached to a set of mechanical actuators, such as springs or dampers, which help to control the motion of the door and provide a soft-close effect. When the door is opened, the panel is pulled away from the frame by the force of the magnets, and the actuators stretch or compress to absorb the kinetic energy of the moving door. When the door is closed, the panel is pushed back into the frame by the magnets, and the actuators expand or decompress to help slow and smooth the closing motion.

In this way, hover doors can operate smoothly and quietly without the use of electromagnetic forces, relying instead on the levitation and guidance provided by the magnets and the motion control provided by the mechanical actuators.

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