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Robotics & Autonomy·October 14, 2026·1 min read

3D-printed airless wheels could be a game changer for Ukraine's ground robotic vehicles — ultralight no-deflation tyres improve resistance to punctures and explosions

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Battlefield-grade, 3D-printed airless wheels at 32–56 kg per set mean ground robots can be treated more like consumables than fragile assets. If this holds up in combat, expect similar designs to flow into industrial and hazardous-environment robotics where uptime under abuse is the constraint.