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Low-cost and scalable infrastructure

Our modular and prefabricated design can be deployed dramatically faster than traditional infrastructure.

With a small footprint and low cost, skyTran systems can be scaled and expanded over time to meet growing demand. For the same CapEx investment, skyTran can deliver a larger system that carries more people than either light rail or subways.

High-Capacity System

skyTran achieves the capacity of a 3-lane freeway on a single track. We use state-of-the-art autonomy technology to deliver the highest levels of safety while moving more people in less space.

As lines expand into a city grid, vehicles flow across the system without congestion or slowdowns.

Engineered to go 100mph

With on-demand rides, no intermediate stops, and speeds up to 100 mph (160 kph), skyTran saves real time compared to driving. At the city level, this adds up to massive reductions in stress, lost productivity, and emissions associated with traffic congestion.

Proprietary magnetic levitation and
propulsion

Our unique magnetic levitation and propulsion reduces noise and eliminates emissions and particulates while maintaining a simple, low-cost guideway.

This enables a community-friendly solution for increasing transit capacity.

Incubated at NASA Ames.

Funded with a DoT grant, skyTran brought together visionaries and technologists across the mobility space.

Determined to engineer a high-speed maglev solution that would address the problem of traffic congestion, the team developed fundamentally new technology and 7 foundational patents. This led to Series A funding led by Eric Schmidt’s Innovation Endeavors.