Skytran Israel

In June 2016, new information about hovering and the engine was described in a policy address in which the hovering crater was made of smooth aluminum sheets and the engine stater was made of an aluminum pipe. In place of the pure induction rail system, the new system modifies the stroke by mechanical bending of the magnet cushions and requires servo-controlled operation.

The system's max. passenger per hours and per way is 11,500 persons, which can be achieved by intermediate cars at 1/2 second intervals. At 130 km/h (80 mph), the cars are arranged at a distance of 59 ft (18 m) and halted by several fail-safe devices. The automation of system controls would make skyTran safe to drive by removing errors (> 95% of road fatalities).

In 1990 Malewicki developed the concept of skyTran and this year filed a US registration, which was issued in 1992 as US Patents #5108052. 15 ] In the following years he wrote several articles about skyTran. He presented a 1991 presentation to the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Future Transportation Conference in Portland, Oregon, titled "People Pods - Miniature Magnetic Levitation Vehicles for Personal Non-Stop Transportation".

It is a thorough account of the approach at this point, although some important characteristics of the skyTran contemporary designs are only considered as optional, involving maglev technology instead of using bicycles and suspended under the roadway instead of driving over it. Unimodal and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) commissioned the construction of a 400-500 metre high grinding test facility on the IAI site in June 2014.

In the event of a succesful piloting IAI will establish a skyTran business infrastructure in the cities of Tel Aviv, Herzliya and Netanya. In April 2015 the money transfers for the Herzliya based projects were authorized, which clearly supports the Israel based projects. In January, 2000. Archive from [skytran.net/press/sciam04. htm the original] from 18. February 2001.

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