For years now, the transportation industry has consisted of four modes of transportation. Society has settled on cars, trains, boats, and airplanes. In 2013, a new conceptual high-speed transportation system was introduced using near-vacuum tubes in which pressurized vehicles travel: the Hyperloop. Due to low air resistance in the tubes, the vehicles can travel at speeds of over 1000 km/h, almost the speed of sound.

Delft Hyperloop X (DH10) is a team of 45 students from Delft University of Technology, on a mission to develop the desire, technology, and infrastructure for the future implementation of the Hyperloop system. We believe that the Hyperloop, a concept that is as fast as an airplane but has a fraction of the ecological footprint, will be the fifth mode of transportation and the future of long-distance traveling.

We, as a team, will build upon years of successful experience and multiple great performances in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition and the European Hyperloop Week (EHW). This year, we will be co-organizing and participating in EHW 2026, set to take place in Groningen and Veendam in July 2026.

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Delft Hyperloop

This department focuses on the design and development of technologies related to levitation systems and control mechanisms.

Levitation Engineering

This department focuses on the design, development, and testing of mechanical systems and components.

Engineering Department

This department focuses on the design, development, and optimization of magnetic systems and components.

Magnet Engineering

This department focuses on the design, development, and optimization of propulsion systems and control mechanisms.

Propulsion Engineering

This department focuses on the design and development of engineering solutions across various disciplines.

Engineering Design

This department provides strategic guidance and oversight through advisory roles and leadership positions.

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