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Interesting Engineering on MSNJapanese art kirigami-based antenna promises faster, versatile wireless techInspired by the ancient Japanese art of kirigami, the team has developed a method to transform a simple sheet of material ...
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Computer inspired by Japanese art of paper-cutting has no electronics and stores data in tiny cubesResearchers have built a mechanical computer inspired by kirigami, the Japanese art of paper-folding and cutting. The proof-of-concept computer, which includes no electronic components ...
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techxplore on MSNThe Kiri-Spoon: Research turns robotic hardware into flatware for assisted eatingMore than 2 million adults living in the United States rely on a caregiver's assistance to eat daily meals. In addition to ...
They are called karakuri puppets and they have been used in Japan as early as the 17th Century. The technique is called Kirigami which differs to origami as the paper is cut rather than just folded.
Perhaps the most interesting part is how much of these technologies borrow from the Japanese art of origami, and the related kirigami. Rather than trying to build three-dimensional structures ...
Here, the bare whiteness of the site inspired them to cut and fold a sheet of paper, a technique the Japanese call kirigami and that gave the house its name. It’s a version of origami, in which paper ...
Drawing inspiration from kirigami, the Japanese art of paper cutting, and using laser cutters on such materials as plastic, the researchers explored the interior geometry, such as the angles, of the ...
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