Delft Hyperloop XI

Students building the fifth mode of transport. Scroll to launch the pod.

It floats.

THEIA II hangs under its track. Electromagnets hold it in the air: no wheels, no friction, almost no noise.

It accelerates.

A linear motor pushes the pod forward without ever touching the rail.

Two pods, one train.

Our autonomous coupling mechanism links pods together, so a hyperloop can carry more people at once.

Almost no air.

Inside a low-pressure tube there is barely any drag, so speed costs very little energy.

Schiphol to Berlin in 55 minutes.

That is the journey Delft Hyperloop XI is designing for this year.