MIT Developed a Fabric That Can Fold Into Origami-Like Shapes When Inflated | Colossal


MIT Media Lab’s Tangible Media Group has created a system to fold materials into various origami shapes when inflated, turning specifically designed paper, plastic, and fabric into representations of swans, helixes, or other 3D figures with minimal human interaction. The project, aeroMorph, util

Source: MIT Developed a Fabric That Can Fold Into Origami-Like Shapes When Inflated | Colossal

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