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MULTI - A new era of mobility | TK Elevator
Magnetically Levitating Elevators Could Go Up, Down, And Sideways
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Rottweil, Germany. 22nd June, 2017. The new elevator system of Thyssenkrupp Elevator, "Multi", can be seen in Rottweil, Germany, 22 June 2017. The newly presented elevators are transported by magnetic levitation. Photo:
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ThyssenKrupp introduced fully functional scale model of MULTI system - Elevator Today
The Magnetic Elevator of the Future Is Almost Here
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ThyssenKrupp's maglev elevator test tower almost ready
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Reshaping Cities: The Maglev Multi Elevator That Goes Up, Down and Left to Right | WIRED - YouTube
3D printed plain bearings in the Thyssenkrupp MULTI rope-free lift
MULTI - A new era of mobility | TK Elevator
ThyssenKrupp unveils the world's first sideways-moving elevator system
ThyssenKrupp unveils the world's first sideways-moving elevator system
This Rope-free Elevator Could Change the Future of Skyscrapers - Architizer Journal
The Magnetic Elevator of the Future Is Almost Here
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