Norigami Folding Machines for Complex 3D Shapes
Julian Romero, Luis Diago, Chiê Nara, J. Shinoda, Ichiro Hagiwara
- Year
- 2016
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Creating complex 3D objects from a flat sheet of material using origami folding techniques has attracted attention in science and engineering. Here, we introduce the concept of “Norigami” that is a mixture of three Japanese words: “Nori” that means glue, “Ori” that means Folding, and “Kami”/“Gami” that means paper. Using traditional origami, spherical or other spatial object are very difficult to achieve by a robot due to the complexity of the movements involved. In Norigami complex 3D shapes can be achieved by a machine or robot mixing simple origami folding with pasting patterns. In the current work, a Norigami robot is designed and developed using Lego NXT technology in order to create a spherical object that can be mass produced.
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