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*[https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/origami-a-blend-of-sculpture-and-mathematics-4720537/ A Smitsonian Magazine Article Titled "Origami: A Blend of Sculpture and Mathematics" ] | *[https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/origami-a-blend-of-sculpture-and-mathematics-4720537/ A Smitsonian Magazine Article Titled "Origami: A Blend of Sculpture and Mathematics" ] | ||
*[https://robotics.sciencemag.org/content/3/16/eaar2915.full?ijkey=lFgkuvHjNdFWE&keytype=ref&siteid=robotics A 2018 Paper Titled "An origami-inspired, self-locking robotic arm that can be folded flat" ] | *[https://robotics.sciencemag.org/content/3/16/eaar2915.full?ijkey=lFgkuvHjNdFWE&keytype=ref&siteid=robotics A 2018 Paper Titled "An origami-inspired, self-locking robotic arm that can be folded flat" ] | ||
**[https://www.biorobotics.snu.ac.kr/origamiwheel Website Page on It] | |||
[[Category: Design Principles]] [[Category: Paper Craft and Printing]] | [[Category: Design Principles]] [[Category: Paper Craft and Printing]] | ||
Revision as of 02:15, 7 July 2021
Basics
- Abbreviated as POKE
- A term for the broad concept of using Origami / Kirigami processes, or similar philosophies but with actual hinges rather than Compliant Mechanisms
Internal Links
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on Action Origami
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Veritasium" Titled "Engineering with Origami"
- A Video by the YouTube Channel "Tested" Titled "Adam Savage's Maker Tour: MIT's Center for Bits and Atoms (Part 4)"
- They used a Cutting and Folding Machine as well as some crazy cnc all in one machine to make various things involving this method
- A Nasa . gov article titled "Solar Power, Origami-Style"
- A Smitsonian Magazine Article Titled "Origami: A Blend of Sculpture and Mathematics"
- A 2018 Paper Titled "An origami-inspired, self-locking robotic arm that can be folded flat"