Maglev Structures

Maglev structures are transportation systems that use magnetic forces to levitate and propel trains above a track, eliminating contact and friction. They rely on powerful magnets—usually superconducting or electromagnets—that generate magnetic fields to lift the train and move it forward smoothly and quietly at high speeds. This technology allows for faster, more efficient travel with less maintenance compared to traditional railways. The infrastructure includes specially designed guides and track coils that work together to keep the train suspended and stable, offering a cutting-edge way to transport passengers and goods efficiently.