Anatoli Unitsky starred in a documentary about the Sharjah Innovation Park

The General designer of UST Inc. spoke about the promising uST technology, which is presented in the SRTIP Science and Technology Park.

Babylon Gate Films, commissioned by the Arab Sharjah TV channel, made a documentary about the scientific, technological and innovation park of Sharjah. uST transport and infrastructure complexes are one of the major and promising projects supported by SRTIP. A uSky Testing and Certification Center has been built on the territory of the park, where cargo and passenger models of “second-level” electric vehicles are operated, capable of traveling at speeds up to 150 km/h.

During the filming, an interview was recorded with Anatoli Unitsky, General designer of Unitsky String Technologies Inc., founder of uSky Transport FZE. The engineer noted that due to the movement above the ground, uST transport is able to solve the pressing problems of cities. It can pass over roads and buildings, will not stand in traffic jams and kill people on the roads. In addition, this type of transport is energy efficient, does not emit exhaust gases, and due to minimal land acquisition, it is able to return the land rolled down into asphalt to urban residents. Compared with traditional automobile and railway overpasses, the material consumption of the uST string-rail overpass is reduced by a factor of 10-20, which significantly reduces the cost of its construction.

“We are currently negotiating with customers from dozens of countries and will soon launch targeted projects in many countries of the world. SRTIP Park became the center of demonstration and promotion of uST technology. Therefore, it is from here that our transport will proceed all over the planet. Just as the railway became a leader in the 19th century, the automobile became a leader in the 20th century, string transport will become a leader in the 21st century due to its undeniable advantages,” Anatoli Unitsky stressed.

One can find out how the shooting of the film took place in the video. 

Read the full text of the interview with Anatoli Unitsky at the link.