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Visualizations of MISTER PRT by Mark Thomas, from Right Hemisphere Co., New Zealand
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Minister Nowicki visited MISTER |
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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy - Waldemar Pawlak as well as Minister of the Environment and President of the Climate Conference COP14 in Poznań - prof. Maciej Nowicki - put their signatures on MISTER gondola. Ministers visited MISTER stand on “Technologies for climate protection” exhibition. As Prof. Maciej Nowicki stressed: The exhibition is a unique event on a world scale, as it presents a whole spectrum of possible technical solutions designed to protect the climate of the Earth. The selection of exhibits was very rigorous and  lasted many months. Drawing on his knowledge and experience gained over many years, Minister Nowicki gave his personal opinion on all the proposals. Only the most important and most spectacular human achievements were qualified for the exhibition. The other criteria which the organisers applied included: easy implementation of the presented installations in the other parts of the world, including the developing countries, and the possibility of having their interactive, attractive presentation at the exhibition. |
Revolution in city public transportation systems
MISTER is a new, innovative public transportation system for cities where small (taxi size), fully automatic, driverless vehicles (or Pods) travel independently suspended under an overhead network of light truss rails, some 10 m above street-level. All trips are only on passenger demand and cater for individuals (or families or friends - max 5pax per vehicle), therefore being absolutely safe. They take place from a point of embarkation to any destination point without any intermediary stops and with an average speed of some 50 km/h. Stations are off-line (like petrol stations on motorways or bus stops), therefore they do not obstruct the flow of traffic on the main lines. The ticket cost is that of a bus fare; the Pods are available without waiting; they are safe and take you directly to your destination station.
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