Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Self-Folding Origami
Robert Wood of Harvard University, Daniela Rus and Erik Demaine at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology take us to a new level of robotic creepiness with self-folding origami. The device is able to morph itself into new shapes using shape-memory alloys that line the edges of triangular modules. Each module also sports a strong magnet that holds the final form after a module has executed a desired fold.
Labels:
3D modeling,
circuits,
i welcome our robot overlords,
machines,
robot,
tools
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