After the Ryerson International Hyperloop Teams success in winning the subsystem innovation award at the 2016 SpaceX Hyperloop Design Weekend, the team is back this year with the intent of developing a fully functioning Hyperloop Pod. The pod we are developing will be driven by a linear induction based MagDrive system and suspended in the air via Halbach Magnetic Levitation. Our goal is to push this technology to create a pod capable of travelling close to 500 mph. We will be entering the pod in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition in Hawthorne, California.
After the Ryerson International Hyperloop Teams success in winning the subsystem innovation award at the 2016 SpaceX Hyperloop Design Weekend, the team is back this year with the intent of developing a fully functioning Hyperloop Pod. The pod we are developing will be driven by a linear induction based MagDrive system and suspended in the air via Halbach Magnetic Levitation. Our goal is to push this technology to create a pod capable of travelling close to 500 mph. We will be entering the pod in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition in Hawthorne, California.