The elevator goes up and down is the old technology, this is the elevator of the future

Month machine is one of the great architectural inventions, thanks to it, we can build skyscrapers. Imagine you have to walk from the first floor to the 30th floor of a high-rise building, which is definitely a nightmare.

But the elevator still has its drawbacks, that is, can only go up and down. For lazy people, you might think why the elevator can't go left or right, saving time traveling in big buildings?

It was not a bad idea, recently Thyssenkrupp of Germany introduced a new elevator technology. It is a magnetic pad lift, or maglev . This technology can make cabins shift without the need for traditional cable cars.

This technology can make cabins shift without the need for traditional cable cars.

And thanks to this technology, the elevator room can be moved anywhere in the building. Instead of the current high-rise buildings only have vertical elevators, Thyssenkrupp technology will help lift systems to be built in other shapes.

Just build rails all over the building, an elevator that uses magnetic padding can move from the east side of the first floor to the west side of the 30th floor. a lot of time.

Moreover, it will be much more interesting when these elevators can move out of the building . At that time, it could form a new transport network for cities in the future.

Imagine that as soon as you step down from the subway, you can enter an elevator chamber and it will take you to the office. It is like a scenario in fictional films, but according to Thyssenkrupp CEO Patrick Bass, that fantasy can be realized.

These Accel runways will help pedestrians walk faster at twice the speed.

Thyssenkrupp also introduced Accel . These are runways that are installed on the way, like an escalator but horizontal. These Accel runways will help pedestrians walk faster at twice the speed.

Do you want to live in a city like that? A city where you do not need to walk, all have a special lift lift system that can take you anywhere.