SkyWay in the UAE: new publications in the media
28 January 2020
Development of the SkyWay project in the UAE continues to be covered by various media resources: in particular, the portal constructionweekonline.com, covering the progress of development projects and innovative technologies in the middle East region, has published an article highlighting the construction of SkyWay route on the territory of Research Technology and Innovation Park in Sharjah (SRTI Park):
“…The AI-based driverless pods on string tracks, which ferry people and cargo, are low cost and energy efficient.
The Sharjah Research, Technology, and Innovation Park’s (SRTI Park) hanging track transport system – the SkyWay project, which is being developed by SkyWay Technologies – has completed 80% of Phase 1 and has begun Phase 2 of development, which will involve driverless pods, called “unicars”, transport passengers and cargo on cables suspended across elevated corridors”, — points out the article’s author.
Also the official YouTube channel of the portal constructionweekonline.com has posted a separate story about string transport.
The website of the information portal dubailad.com has released a publication focused on the launch of unicar performance trials in Sharjah:
“Sharjah has started testing a 2.5-km-long suspended track holding passenger sky pods that could one day be used to revolutionise transport in the region.
The driverless track will hold passenger and cargo pods and should be completed within six months. The action is all currently taking place at the Sharjah Research, Technology and Innovation Park (SRTI Park), according to the developer SkyWay”.
In addition, innovative SkyWay transport systems were presented to the senior trade Commissioner of the Consulate General of Canada in Dubai and the US business Consulate in the UAE.
Innovation ecosystems as well as a Skyway!
— Kate Starkey (@KateStarkey4) 21 января 2020 г.
Thank you Sharjah Research Technology and Innovation Park for the inspirational visit!
#Sharjah #SRTIPark pic.twitter.com/egKhAm88ro
A driverless cargo pod in #Sharjah at Sharjah Research Technology and Innovation Park will be ready in six months: https://t.co/p6hWFjFISS #innovation #SRTIP @gulfnews9 pic.twitter.com/C96lSem4nu
— USUAEBusinessCouncil (@USUAEBizCouncil) 22 января 2020 г.
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