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Spider-Man's Goblin board is real. Built in 2 months by a dropout.

behindrobotics Short: Song Xingyu on a 10-rotor Green Goblin-style hoverboard over the Yangtze

Footage: Shenqi Ayu via CGTN

Spider-Man's Goblin board is real. Built in 2 months. By a dropout.

Song Xingyu (online Shenqi Ayu / 神奇阿宇), from Badong, Hubei, left school at 14 and built a rideable 10-rotor board he flew over the Yangtze. Peak current: 2,000 A — his claim. Version 1 used five jet engines and caught fire in testing. Version 2 is electric.

StepFun's AI role is StepFun's claim, and part of a launch partnership: the board was shown at StepFun's STEPX Neo launch in Shanghai on 13 Oct 2026. Consumer-grade parts, DIY build — a stunt, not a product.

Footage credit: Shenqi Ayu / CGTN (CGTN Europe and Cool China packages; additional shots from his vlog). Source audio muted; logos and watermarks cropped.

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