Futuristic Design of a new high-speed train at full speed.
A high-speed train, (HST), is a type of train designed to operate at much higher speeds than traditional trains. These trains are specially designed for fast and efficient travel over longer distances between major cities and significantly reduce journey times between them. They can reach speeds of 250 km/h or more, making them significantly faster than regular trains. High-speed trains often have streamlined shapes to reduce drag and improve efficiency. The railway infrastructure for high-speed trains is designed to accommodate the higher speeds. They often use advanced technologies such as magnetic suspension, regenerative braking and tilting technology to improve comfort and safety.
Famous examples of high-speed trains include the Shinkansen in Japan, the TGV in France, the Eurostar from England and the ICE in Germany.
Conceived by Kees van den Burg, visualized with AI.
In Hoogmade Kees van den Burg has been taking pictures and making videos for decades. Processing these materials into excellent end products is also part of his job. Adobe Photoshop, Première and After Effects are all well known... Read more…