AZLoop - Arizona's SpaceX Hyperloop Competition Team

07/16/2018

Students at ASU and Embry-Riddle prepare to compete at SpaceX's Hyperloop competition.

07/16/2018

Some of our members have arrived at Hawthorne, California. A week ahead of the July 22nd competition day.

They have finished their safety briefing and will begin assembling the pod for more testing throughout the week.

07/11/2018

High-speed transportation technology for hyperloop seemed like a good first step for an ASU mechanical engineering student who someday wants to help colonize the galaxy. Longtime Star Trek fan and ASU's AZLoop manufacturing team lead Leann Scott believes that “the final frontier” will involve pu...

06/23/2018

Competition day is only 28 days away!!

Soon we will be heading to California, there is still time to help support the team!

If you’d like to support us and donate to help cover the cost of travel you can donate at:

asufoundation.org/AZLoop

Thank you for all of the support and we look forward to sharing more about our pod very soon!

05/25/2018

We just wanted to remind everyone that our campaign to raise funds to build our pod still has a few days left!

If you could share it with your friends and family members, we would really appreciate that.

And once again thank you for all the support!

We are beyond grateful for all the support we receive from Arizona State University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, ASU Print and Imaging Lab,staff, and companies like Composites One who make it possible for us to do the work we do.

We are grateful to have this opportunity and we want to continue to do the work we are doing.

It's exciting and we love that as students we get to work on developing the future of transportation.

But in order for us to continue to do the exciting work we do, we need to be able to purchase more tools and materials for this year's pod.

That is why we are asking you to donate to our pitchfunder campaign.

All of the funds raised will go to competition 3 costs, AZLoop's development of Hyperloop technology, and will help provide real hands-on engineering, business, and team project experience to over 80 students!

We would love it if you donated, and shared it with your friends & family!

To donate click this link below:

https://pitchfunder.asufoundation.org/AZLoop

Any amount is of great help, please share this and help spread the word!

Thank you for all of the support! We are working hard to make you all proud this July 2018 at Competition 3!

05/23/2018

A glimpse of our 150ft test track at the Arizona State University Polytechnic Campus. Diggerloop from Colorado School of Mines will be visiting our test facilities this week in preparation for competition weekend!

05/16/2018

‪Big thank you to everyone at and Michael Crow for stopping by the AZLoop test track. ‬

05/07/2018

We are beyond grateful for all the support we receive from Arizona State University, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, ASU Print and Imaging Lab,staff, and companies like Composites One who make it possible for us to do the work we do.

We are grateful to have this opportunity and we want to continue to do the work we are doing.

It's exciting and we love that as students we get to work on developing the future of transportation.

But in order for us to continue to do the exciting work we do, we need to be able to purchase more tools and materials for this year's pod.

That is why we are asking you to donate to our pitchfunder campaign.

All of the funds raised will go to competition 3 costs, AZLoop's development of Hyperloop technology, and will help provide real hands-on engineering, business, and team project experience to over 80 students!

We would love it if you donated, and shared it with your friends & family!

To donate click this link below:

https://pitchfunder.asufoundation.org/AZLoop

Any amount is of great help, please share this and help spread the word!

Thank you for all of the support! We are working hard to make you all proud this July 2018 at Competition 3!

05/03/2018

04/07/2018

Huge thank you to Composites One who stopped by and taught us how to lay carbon fiber using resin infusion.