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Inside Sharjah's futuristic new sky pods

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08.08.2021



his is what Sharjah’s future mode of transport will look like. Once the high-speed electric sky pods become functional, these Sky Pods will cover 2.4km in less than a minute travelling at 120km/hr. Currently, it travels at a speed of 40km/hour, covering a nascent track of 400 metres. The passenger model can bear a load of four tonnes (with passengers), and the cargo model is capable of delivering 12-metre containers. Initial safety trials are complete even as a longer test track is in the pipeline expected to commence operations ahead of the start of Expo 2020 in October 2021. The path-breaking skyway system was conceptualized in Minsk by Dr Anatoli Unitsky, a scientist and a transport philosopher. More than 600 engineers and experts involved in this revolutionary technology is working at the test site in Belarus. Read full story here : https://bit.ly/3w81QTe #skypod #sharjah #news #msajjad

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