A large delegation from Vietnam, including businessmen from the real estate, construction, tourism and health food sectors, have visited the Testing Centre in Sharjah.
The arrival of the delegation coincided with a conference at which General Designer of the string transport company developer AnatoliUnitsky delivered a speech.
During the tour, the guests visited the office of the company which is developing the project in the Middle East. It is one of the few buildings in the UAE that is made entirely of wood. The building meets all fire safety requirements as well as standards and trends in ecological architecture.
In the office, the visitors were most interested in the model of the linear city with five working string tracks. The delegates studied the model closely and asked many questions to representatives of the Centre.
The main part of the tour was Anatoli Unitsky's report titled «Optimizationof Future Earthly and Geocosmic Mobility». The event was held in the indoor pavilion, where the high-speed model of the string transport is now being demonstrated. As a reminder: this vehicle is capable of speeds of up to 500 km/h and has aerodynamic characteristics superior to the Bugatti sports car Veyron.
After the presentation, Anatoli Unitsky presented the delegates with his book, which focuses on the high-speed transport systems and the rocket-free industrialization of space by means of General Planetary Vehicle.
The indoor event generated a strong emotional response from the Vietnamese guests and ended with a group photo session against the background of the high-speed vehicle model and test track №2.
In addition to the presentation, Anatoli Unitsky personally conducted a tour of the Testing Centre for the delegation participants. The General Designer told the guests about different types of the string transport and rail-string track structure, and also demonstrated the certified tropical Unicarand Unicont for transportation of cargoes.
The delegates were also encouraged to discuss the possibility of using the string transport in Vietnam to connect the country's two largest cities: Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. In the future, this project could have a positive impact on the region's transport and economic situation. In his turn, Anatoli Unitsky confirmed the company's readiness to implement commercial projects in Vietnam.
