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A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com A team of EPFL students is one of 20 selected to take part in the Hyperloop Pod Competition this summer. The goal is to design a transport pod that can achieve the highest speed possible inside a vacuum tube – and then successfully decelerate. The EPFLoop team has the support of the school’s Senior Management and is being supervised by Professor Mario Paolone at the Distributed Electrical Systems Laboratory, with Swissmetro project coordinator Marcel Jufer serving in an advisory role. The Hyperloop Pod Com