About Us

Hyperloop Belarus is dedicated to the idea of hyperloop and related high-speed rail technologies, and their potential application in the region of Central-Eastern Europe (Intermarium).

Our aim is to promote the hyperloop technology, influence opinions of key stakeholders in the region, develop further the idea of tube transport, educate the general public about its advantages, and help identify the best high-speed solution for the region as a whole.

The Region of Three Seas – Baltic, Black and Adriatic – is crucial to any trans-European infrastructure, and its strategic choices will have continent-wide ramifications.

About Us

Hyperloop Belarus is dedicated to the idea of hyperloop and related high-speed rail technologies, and their potential application in the region of Central-Eastern Europe (Intermarium).

Our aim is to promote the hyperloop technology, influence opinions of key stakeholders in the region, develop further the idea of tube transport, educate the general public about its advantages, and help identify the best high-speed solution for the region as a whole.

The Region of Three Seas – Baltic, Black and Adriatic – is crucial to any trans-European infrastructure, and its strategic choices will have continent-wide ramifications.

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News

Hardt Hyperloop

Hardt Hyperloop files for bankruptcy

Hardt Hyperloop, a Dutch company developing a novel transport concept, has filed for bankruptcy, reports the NOS. Despite receiving millions in funding from public and private investors, its transport idea never progressed beyond the testing phase.

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Hyperloop in India

Indian push for hyperloop at IIT Madras

The Avishkar Hyperloop team has developed a large-scale prototype test track and a sub-scale passenger pod, showcasing innovations like cost-saving concrete tubes and energy-efficient propulsion systems.

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Hyperloop in China

China tests ultra high-speed maglev

An ultra-high-speed (UHS) maglev vehicle has completed a 2km demonstration test run in Yanggao county, Shanxi province, northern China. The speed achieved has not been revealed, but the vehicle is designed to operate at up to 1000km/h.

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