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I am presenting at SMG session (WG15, Friday morning) of IASS 2010 Shanghai about "Geometric Considerations for the Design of Rigid Origami Structures."e started Origami Study Group as a part of the Structural Morphology Group. There is an SMG seminar just before the IASS 2011 London in September. See More

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IASS 2010 at Shanghai

I am presenting at SMG session (WG15, Friday morning) of IASS 2010 Shanghai about "Geometric Considerations for the Design of Rigid Origami Structures."

e started Origami Study Group as a part of the Structural Morphology Group. There is an SMG seminar just before the IASS 2011 London in September.…

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IASS Symposium 2009 in Valencia

I will present
"One-DOF Cylindrical Deployable Structures with Quadrilateral Panels" on 28/Sep
"Generalization of Rigid Foldable Quadrilateral Mesh Origami" on 2/October
at IASS Symposium 2009.

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At 6:04am on January 15, 2010, Gregory Epps said…: Hey Tomohiro - thanks for adding me...some great rigid origami, well done. Have you seen the curved folding website yet? www.curvedfolding.com - it would be great if you added some of your videos there.