On Wednesday, AEI cohosted an event with the Hyperloop Advanced Research Partnership (HARP) to discuss the role of hyperloop in the future of transportation. The event commenced with remarks from Pete ...

We are coming closer to realizing the dream of the hyperloop as a mode of public transportation, says Lucas Asher, an investor in Virgin Hyperloop. It allows small groups of passengers to travel in ...

Local transportation officials are looking at ways to speed the Dallas-Fort Worth region into the future. And they're considering hyperloop, a high-tech system that would shuttle passengers through a ...

First set of guidelines published in 2019 received feedback from the European Commission and the United States Department of Transportation is now available to the public for the first time The ...

The year is 2030. You’re in a sleek pod-like capsule that’s levitating inside a low pressure steel tube and accelerating across the country at speeds of more than 600 miles per hour. This is Hyperloop ...

A new, full-size Hyperloop capsule designed to carry passengers at 1,000 kilometers per hour (620 mph) was unveiled Tuesday, offering a glimpse at what could be the future of travel. Hyperloop is the ...

Just days after announcing that its Hyperloop test track is one step closer to completion in France, Hyperloop Transportation Technologies is breaking ground again and moving forward with the first ...

The agreement between HyperloopTT and Capgemini’s Altran, the world-leader in engineering and R&D services, strengthens HyperloopTT’s technical presence and will focus on accelerating systems ...

It has been almost a decade since Elon Musk floated the idea of hyperloop, a new mode of transportation that promises to move people and goods at the speed of airplanes while staying on the ground.

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, one of the startups trying to build the high-speed transportation system dreamed up years ago by Elon Musk, won a bid to build a prototype in northern Italy. The ...

December 12, 2018 — Deep in the heart of steel country on a balmy September morning, Cleveland City Council members, professors and non-profit leaders hopped out of their cars and Ubers and filed into ...