6.849: Geometric Folding Algorithms: Linkages, Origami, Polyhedra (Fall 2012)

Prof. Erik Demaine TA: Jayson Lynch

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[+] Artistic origami design: Jason Ku designs, other materials (dollars, cardboard, hydro, metal, polypropylene), tessellations, Tess, connected cranes, modular origami, business card cubes.
This class covers even more examples of artistic origami design: Origami designs by Jason Ku (Lecture 5's guest lecturer) Different materials: dollar bills, cardboard, Hydro-Folding, sheet metal, and polypropylene (a type of plastic) Tessellations: folding in a repeated pattern Tess, software for designing certain tessellations Connected cranes, an old Japanese tradition of folding multiple cranes from a slit sheet of paper Modular origami: geometric forms from multiple repeated units Business card cube folding (hands on!)

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