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I am currently studying 3D computer graphics. Interesting (to me) that if you pause the video at 38 seconds you see a mesh of triangles... which are the same b
by johnnyApplePRNG 5y ago
I am currently studying 3D computer graphics.
Interesting (to me) that if you pause the video at 38 seconds you see a mesh of triangles... which are the same building blocks the computer uses to create 3d objects as well.
- peter303 5y agoProf Erik Demaine of MIT pioneers the field of computational origami. I do not know the details of his research. But there are practical applications like fitting large space probes into narrow rockets. Or making machines that flex without explicit hinges.
- musesum 5y ago> Prof Erik Demaine of MIT ... Coincidentally, was searching for David Huffman's Origami paper on origami and found Prof Demaine's paper: https://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/86200/Demaine_Reconstructing%20David.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y https://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/86200/Demaine...
- Sebastian_09 5y agoYou have this nice simulator that he actually contributed to that shows this connection between meshes and folded origami! https://origamisimulator.org https://origamisimulator.org
- xxel 5y agoWell you can see what I see too. Funny origami artist who use paper clips to make origami from a single paper :) It look more like paper craft artist but not origami. Im thinking here to develope a robot hand so my 3D file will be done in an hour and I will be Origami Artist too.