Michelin is exploring this potential with its Vision concept tire that is airless, 3D printed, equipped with sensors, biodegradable, and not just a tire, but a tire and wheel in one. SUBSCRIBE LOG IN ...

Vision is the world’s first tire that recharges. With the aid of 3D printers, it is possible to use just the right amount of rubber on the tire and thus extend its life depending on needs.

Michelin's visionary concept tyre is 3D printed so when the tread becomes worn it can be printed on again, meaning you'd never need to replace the tyre.. The tyre is made from natural and ...

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The Vision concept tire is a wheel/tire combination that is made from organic material. ... Michelin says that 3D printing stations can replace tread using a minimal amount of rubber.

Anywhere from 15 to 38 liters of petroleum are required to produce standard tires [Photo: Loren Wohl/AP Images for Michelin] The new Michelin VISION concept is a 3D-printed, airless, wheel-tire ...

At the Movin’On exhibition in Montreal, Michelin unveiled its 3D printed Visionary Concept tire. Unlike traditional air-pressurized tires, the 3D printed prototype doesn’t need to be inflated.

I bet you make a bike tire from individual rubber links similar to a tank tread. Could be 3d printed on a smaller printer (or silicone molded) and would require one of the joints to have a ...