The domestically produced magnetic levitation train reached a speed of 800 kilometers per hour in just 5.3 seconds, breaking three world records within six months.

On the 1-kilometer high-speed magnetic levitation testing line independently developed by the Donghu Laboratory in Hubei, a 1,110-kilogram high-speed train model was accelerated to a speed of 800 kilometers per hour in just 5.3 seconds. This marks the third time in the past six months that Donghu Laboratory has broken the world record for this type of platform. What truly propelled the high-speed train model forward is an invisible "giant hand"electromagnetic propulsion! By changing the direction of the current, the magnetic poles flip, and the direction of force alters accordingly. With different coil layoutshorizontal, vertical, diagonal, and curveda variety of unimaginable applications have emerged. Used horizontally, it becomes a high-speed maglev train, flying close to the ground and connecting cities; used vertically, it functions as a magnetic levitation elevator; used at an angle, it serves as a magnetic levitation conveyor line in factories, allowing products to float and slide along any incline.