[Virgin Hyperloop One in THE VERGE] VIRGIN HYPERLOOP HITS AN IMPORTANT MILESTONE: THE FIRST HUMAN PASSENGER TEST
For the first time, two people rode a hyperloop pod through a nearly airless tube at 100 mph. Read...
Read MoreNov 10, 2020 | News Center
For the first time, two people rode a hyperloop pod through a nearly airless tube at 100 mph. Read...
Read MoreOct 30, 2020 | News Center
The Mumbai-Pune Hyperloop and the hyperloop corridor from Bengaluru city to the Kempegowda International Airport could be ready by 2029 based on approvals, a spokesperson of American technology transport company Virgin Hyperloop One informed CNBC TV 18.. Read...
Read MoreOct 15, 2020 | News Center
Virgin Hyperloop is building a centre for testing and certifying its high-speed transportation system in West Virginia, designed by architecture firm BIG. The Hyperloop Certification Center (HCC) facility will include a six-mile-long tube for testing Virgin Hyperloop for mass transportation use. The aim is to achieve safety certification for the new mode of transport – intended to be ultra-fast, with zero direct emissions – by 2025 and for it to be in operation by 2030. Read...
Read MoreOct 8, 2020 | News Center
Virgin Hyperloop One announced its plan to build a $500 million certification center to advance its vision of the future of high-speed transportation in West Virginia. The state will serve as a locus for testing, developing, and validating the technology that underpins the still-theoretical hyperloop system. Read...
Read MoreAug 26, 2020 | News Center
Building on existing maglev technology—places like China and Japan have used it on high-speed trains for more than a decade—Virgin Hyperloop One has emerged as one of the leading firms vying to create the revolutionary transit system. Virgin is still in the testing phrase, but its autonomous passenger pods (which will travel nearly 700 mph) are being tested at a remote site in the Nevada desert. Read...
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