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VideoMagnetic Levitating Train Makes Its Driverless Debut In Italy
The world's first levitating train has completed its inaugural test journey. Technology firm IronLev announced the triumphant initial run as the team embarked on a test along the Adria-Mestre route in Italy. The vehicle operated autonomously without a driver on a pre-existing track for the first time. The prototype, weighing one tonne, travelled along the track at a 70 km/h self-imposed speed. Magnetic levitation trains levitate above a track using magnets instead of rolling on wheels, creating