TU Delft | Dream Hall
The Delft University of Technology is well known for its successful student teams. These TU Delft | Dream Teams are solely managed by the motivated students themselves. With every year a completely new international and interdisciplinary team, they participate in competitions to put technical innovation on the map that contributes to a better future. There is also a number of student teams that are involved in Special Projects in smaller groups and for a shorter period of time. From team management, to designing and producing their inventions, it all happens at TU Delft | Dream Hall. Because at this location, located on the TU Delft campus, young engineers make dreams come true. Together with the staff members of the TU Delft | Dream Hall, the TU Delft | Dream Teams and Special Project Teams form the D:DREAM community, where D:DREAM stands for 'Delft: Dream Realization of Extremely Advanced Machines'. This website presents all the information about D:DREAM, our teams and the hall, so look around and discover!
Dream Teams 2022/23
Click on the Dream Teams below to find out what they do and how they fight for a better future
Interested in joining a Dream Team for academic year 2023/24? Click above and apply now!
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Agenda
News
23 February 2017
Delft Hyperloop Competition Documentary
After 1.5 years of designing, building and testing it was finally time for the finale in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition in Los Angeles, California.
16 February 2017
Design presentation Ecorunner VII
Eco-runner Team delft have presented the design of the Ecorunner VII at the Auditorium of the Aula on February the 16th.
30 January 2017
TU Delft students win Hyperloop Pod Competition
30 January 2017
TU Delft students win Hyperloop Pod Competition
The excitement was tangible at the Award Ceremony for SpaceX’s Hyperloop Pod Competition. Amid great interest, the TU Delft students won the competition in Los Angeles. A year ago, Elon Musk, CEO of SpaceX, challenged the 27 teams from all over the world to construct pods for the Hyperloop – a futuristic transport concept that could propel people and goods through tubes at extremely high speeds. During the weekend, the teams were invited to test their pods in a 1.2 km-long tube located adjacent to the SpaceX grounds in Los Angeles. ‘It was precisely this award that we had set our sights on. We tried to focus on every aspect and to create a pod that could easily be scaled-up,’ explained team captain Tim Houter. ‘And our hard work has now been rewarded, it is fantastic.’ The Delft Hyperloop team also received the award for the best construction and design. Students from the University of Munich went home with the other prize, awarded for the highest average speed.
17 January 2017
Design presentation WASUB VII
WASUB has presented their new submarine. Now their new design is finished they will completely focus on the product of the production of WASUB VII. Hopefully they will set a new world record!