Today,in Los Angeles, the company is completing the construction of a test track, the length of which will be 5 miles. It is planned that it will start working in May next year.
The cost of the project is $100-150 million. Hyperloop works together with Oerlikon, a company specializing in the creation of vacuum systems. So, the last company took part in the creation of the hadronic collider.
It is known that in the construction of a train, traveling by vacuum, Aecom will be involved. This company was engaged in the design of the subway in London. Also, the bureau Hodgetts & Fung will take part in the construction.
There won't be any windows in capsules. The creators of the train note that instead of them special screens will be placed on the sides.
Many people have already dubbed Hyperloop "the transport of the future." The concept of this train was proposed by businessman Elon Musk. His idea is a capsule, in which at an incredibly high speed, 1200 km/h, unusual transport will move through the vacuum space.
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