Hyperloop
- Hyperloop is a next-generation travel system that uses pods or capsules travelling at high speeds through low-pressure tubes erected on columns or tunneled underground using magnetic levitation substantially free of air resistance or friction. The system is fully autonomous and sealed, so no driver-related error is anticipated.
- The Hyperloop is a mode of passenger and freight transportation, first used to describe an open-source vactrain design.
- It uses magnetic levitation, and is propelled by a proprietary electric propulsion system. Its motion will not involve contact, so the vehicle will be virtually noiseless. For example, a trip between New York and Washington would ....
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