Transportation is necessary for urban survival, but as it currently functions, it’s incredibly dangerous, inefficient, and depends on outdated fossil fuels. ET3 (Evacuated Tube Transport Technologies TM) is a network of air-free (low-friction) tubes through which magnetically-levitated capsules can quickly and efficiently travel. The automobile-sized capsules are completely driverless, and can carry cargo as well as humans.
ET3's vision promotes ultra-safe travel from Denver, CO to The Taj Mahal in 3 hours for only $50. As you travel, you are empowered to choose to get off at any access portal within the ‘physical Internet.'
Unique Specialties
ET3 profitably sells a license to contribute to - as well as use - their intellectual property, which allows licensees to build and use the highly-efficient ET3 system anywhere in the globe. They are attracting a large number of organizations who understand the emerging market for green production assets. Their next mission is to cooperate with organizations in the investment of trillions of dollars of government- or private Right-Of-Way (ROW) funds.
Approximately 400 experts and companies in 25 nations are current licensees.
The company is currently focused on building a 3-mile demonstration. Phase 1 is complete, and Phase 2 includes a Maglev Limousine that operates in a 5-foot diameter tube. Phase 3 consists of a 400-mph "thrill ride." If demand is only 5% of the capacity, the system will pays off its $20 million cost in just under 2yrs.
ET3 plans to obtain 90% of the $10 trillion/year global transport market. The standard of living will increase by twofold in less than a generation if only five billion humans buy a license to implement ET3. This is because ET3 offers:
Reliable and safe transportation with zero weather concerns,
50 times more transport per kWh over trains or electric cars,
1/10 of the cost of high speed rail - at 10x the capacity,
1/4th of the cost of new freeways - at 1/10 the maintenance,
This reality is achievable today in 2023 using proven capabilities.