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A review of derivative structures of the Miura-Ori
- 1 Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy
- 2 Shenzhen Senior High School
- 3 Yangcun Third Middle School
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Abstract
The scholarly paper conducts a thorough examination and evaluation of five primary derivatives of the Miura-Ori fold, a fundamental structure in the art of origami. Each derivative is meticulously studied through the creation of a tangible model, bringing the theoretical concepts to life. The space occupied by each model is precisely measured, providing a practical perspective to the study. These measurements are then compared and contrasted with the outcomes predicted by theoretical deductions, offering a comprehensive understanding of the accuracy of the theoretical models. The paper then transitions to encapsulate the most recent advancements and developments in the intriguing field of Miura-Ori folds. The potential applications of these primary derivatives are not limited to single-layered structures. The paper explores and deliberates on the exciting possibilities of utilizing these derivatives in multi-layered structures, opening up new avenues for practical applications. The paper concludes by charting the course for future research in this field.
Keywords
Miura-ori, Multi-layered, Origami
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Sui,C.;Chen,J.;Jiang,W. (2024). A review of derivative structures of the Miura-Ori. Theoretical and Natural Science,43,120-132.
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