We are currently constructing a full-scale (750-meter-long) MagRail test track, including a human-sized passenger pod. We will mainly test our linear motor and magnetic levitation. It will help us validate our concepts and prepare for pilot implementation.
In late 2020 we started testing our third MagRail prototype on a medium-scale track (1,000 mm track gauge). We also tested our Power Electronics software and hardware components, including advanced control algorithms. It allows us to control the positioning of a single vehicle with an accuracy of single millimeters.
In 2019 we presented the first MagRail demonstrator with a 48-meter-long track and pod prototype in a mixed scale. It allowed us to validate our two main subsystems: magnetic levitation and linear motor and showed that it can be scaled to a full-size system.
HPL-01 is a prototype built by our student team (Hyper Poland University Team) at the Warsaw University of Technology in 2017 for the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition finals in California, USA. The goal of this competition was to design and build the fastest hyperloop pod prototype.
