2.6M views · 33K reactions | Virgin Hyperloop, explained. | Richard Branson | Facebook

Students of IIT Madras have developed the prototype of a Hyperloop pod - a futuristic high-speed mode of long-distance transport - as part of their submit at a global contest in Spain. A team of 40 students worked online and offline amid the Covid pandemic to improvise on the model they had developed two years ago for another competition in the US. Aiming to achieve a speed of 1,000 km per hour, the students worked towards making the pod solar-powered, cost-effective and sustainable. NDTV speaks

IIT Madras has successfully developed a prototype Hyperloop pod that would take just 25 minutes to travel from Chennai to Bangaluru. Avishkar Hyperloop is the only Indian team to enter into the final of International Hyperloop Pod Competition organized by Elon Musk’s Space X. #IITMadras #Technology #X | ET NOW

7K views · 52 reactions | Blasting into the future! For the first time ever, the Virgin Hyperloop takes passengers on a test ride for the history books. Their ultra-fast speed and when it could get the green light for more, today at 4 p.m. on the NBC4 News. | NBC LA | Facebook

10K views · 132 reactions | #IITMadras, with support from the Ministry of Railways, has now developed India's first #hyperloop test track which is 422 meters long and allows a high-speed train to travel in a near-vacuum tube at speeds of more than 1,000 km/h. | Hindustan Times | Facebook