To distribute compressed air to a rotating object like a tire or barrel, options include creating a tight seal at the axis, though this may increase friction. An alternative is to integrate an electric air compressor into the rotating component, requiring only an electrical connection. The speed of rotation is crucial; high-speed rotation could potentially be used for air compression, but would still need active components. The discussion also explored using a Tesla turbine for air compression, though it was concluded that this would be inefficient at lower RPMs typical of wheels. Overall, the conversation highlighted the challenges and considerations in transferring compressed air to rotating systems.