The Hyperloop Conference is the 1st international conference on high-speed transportation. Here, you will meet all the Players in the hyperloop ecosystem, including hyperloop start-ups, corporates, suppliers and investors. After two editions in Europe and one edition in South Korea it will now take place at the BLUE CITY in Rotterdam- Netherland.
September 10st 2024
11.30 am – 6.30 pm
Blue City Rotterdam/Netherland
10 Speakers
5 Masterclasses
11:30 – 12.30
Lunch
12:30– 12:45
Opening words
12:45 – 13:00
Opening Keynote „Status Update Hyperloop Ecosystem“
13:00 – 13:15
5 Speed Pitches Masterclasses
13:15– 15:15
Hyperloop Masterclasses 1 – 5
15:15 – 15:30
Coffee break (speed dating 1)
15:30– 16:00
Pitches outcome Hyperloop Workshops
16:00 – 17:00
RDM Rotterdam Innovation Tour
17:00 – 17:15
Coffee break (speed dating 2)
17:15 – 18:00
Hyperloop Association Panel discussion: „Why joining forces is a good idea in an evolving but competitive market”
Hans Van-der-Weijde (Director Strategy, Programmes and external Collaborations – Tata Steel Nederland R&D), Marcus Ebert (Sales Director ´- DB International Operations), Przemek Ben Paczek (CEO & Co-Founder – Nevomo), Julia Oomens-Meer (Business Development Lead – Hardt Hyperloop), Lucienne Krosse (Thematic Lead Smart Buildings & Cities – EIT InnoEnergy)
18:00 – 18:15
Closing Keynote
19:15 – 22:00
Hyperloop VIP Dinner + Networking
In the 4 masterclasses, the participants and experts will develop solutions for Hyperloop topics.
Masterclass 1: MagRail use-cases, how to apply MagRail to railways / Insights from Nevomo’s customer driven solution development. Insights into the current use-case evaluations with Nevomo’s railway customers, both for freight and passenger applications.:
Learn about the features, the benefits and modular use-cases on enhancing railways with Nevomo’s interoperable MagRail upgrade. The session will be performed together with Nevomo’s clients and partner’s: GATX and TATA Steel.
STEFAN KIRCH (CHIEF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER & CO-FOUNDER – NEVOMO)
JULIAN MADSEN (STRATEGY & DEVELOPMENT MANAGER EUROPE – GATX)
HANS VAN DER WEIJDE (DIRECTOR STRATEGY, PROGRAMMES & EXTERNAL COLLABORATIONS – TATA STEEL)
Masterclass 2: “Sustainable power supply for Hyperloop subsystems.”
Hyperloop subsystems are heart of the technology and no longer the future — they are the present. Diverse subsystems are used in technology implementation beginning with magnetic levitation, vacuum pumps and evacuation systems. Subsystems’ selection directly affects how much energy is consumed and what is environmental impact. What susbsystems to choose and how to make sure sustainable power supply? What steps must undertake developers to build credible, reliable and viable Hyperloop? Goal of the workshop is to define outline of framework for sustainable power supply for the Hyperloop subsystems.
ALEXEI VESELIY (SENIOR DATA ENGINEER – ACCENTURE)
Masterclass 3: Scaling Vacuum technology for Hyperloop – future challenges
There is no future technology that will have a bigger impact on vacuum pump manufactures than HYPERLOOP in regards to the number of pumps to be produced. Due to the enormous demand for pumping speed along a HYPERLOOP commercial track a huge number of today’s standard pumps would be needed. Optimized and application specialized solutions could help to increase the technical and commercial efficiency of such vacuum pumping systems. The task if everything but trivial but can be managed by Leybold with a close cooperation in between the involved partners.
DR. TOM KAMMERMEIER (GLOBAL APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT MANAGER – LEYBOLD)
MICHAEL STEININGER (MARKET SEGMENT MANAGER – LEYBOLD)
Masterclass 4: Implementation of Hyperloop Project as Public Private Partnerships
Hyperloop has the tangible potential to change mobility as we know it. The climate targets that we set for ourselves require new, innovative solutions and Hyperloop will be a significant contributor. To realize Hyperloop projects we need to approach them like any other infrastructure project. The masterclass will open the discussion about what that means in exiting linear infrastructure projects and how it translates into the Hyperloop eco-system.
MARCUS EBERT (SALES DIRECTOR DB INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS)