Smart's airless bike tires use NASA tech to defeat punctures

Smart's airless bike tires use NASA tech to defeat punctures


For more than 50 years, NASA has been channeling its advanced tech into everyday products. The space agency's materials have crept into everything from memory foam mattresses to smartphone and digital camera image sensors.

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