Origami can be transformed into buildings and furniture! Researchers are focusing on the new possibilities of origami（3/6）
Origami research by three researchers: Evgueni Filipov, a graduate student at Illinois University; Glaucio Paulino, a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Tomohiro Tate, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo.
Origami research by three researchers: Evgueni Filipov, a graduate student at Illinois University; Glaucio Paulino, a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Tomohiro Tate, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo.
Origami research by three researchers: Evgueni Filipov, a graduate student at Illinois University; Glaucio Paulino, a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Tomohiro Tate, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo.
Origami research by three researchers: Evgueni Filipov, a graduate student at Illinois University; Glaucio Paulino, a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Tomohiro Tate, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo.
Origami research by three researchers: Evgueni Filipov, a graduate student at Illinois University; Glaucio Paulino, a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Tomohiro Tate, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo.
Origami research by three researchers: Evgueni Filipov, a graduate student at Illinois University; Glaucio Paulino, a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Tomohiro Tate, an assistant professor at the University of Tokyo.
