Origami: Art, Engineering… or Both?
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
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How can one sheet of folding paper inform engineering and the future of space travel?
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Jinkyu “JK” Yang sees endless possibilities in a single sheet of paper. The aeronautics and astronautics professor at the University of Washington uses origami as a creative way to design foldable structures. The resulting shapes could inform new designs for a rocket’s landing gear, medical devices, or solar panels - all while pushing the boundaries of where art and science meet.
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This channel keeps teaching me things I didn't even think about. Origami on engineering? Just WOW.
Thanks guys
Origami is quite possibly one of the greatest artforms there is. To me it art as all art relies to a degree on science.
Origami is basically Aplicating geometry with paper and ancient Japan has been founded one of the most important discoveries of mankind
Art and engineering are not inseparable or polar opposites.
Miles sent me here. Origami is such a nice and relaxing art. It's so precise and allows you to find the sandbox in the world.
Love the "Rollercoasters; one part thrill, one part self-care." 😂
This was awesome! I love seeing how scientists learn from nature and how we are inspired to innovate by using what we already know
Hey hope you have a good day
I wish more people knew origami is practical
Thanks for a super interesting episode.
It’s the art of engineering
What kind of material I can use for origami structures? Durable, flexible and lightweight..
What is the name of the book in the video which the speaker referred to?
Awsome video!
Amazing
Beware the siren song of "efficiency". It usually comes with risk. For example, origami-inspired folding design decisions caused massive delay and budget overruns of the James Webb Space Telescope.
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I use origami only as art, I don't know how to use it as something else. can I make a research about it... It's necessary
I wish instead of vacuous, vanity profiles like this PBS Terra would use its platform to produce *educational* content. I'm one of your audience members who wants more details. More math, technical explanations, examples, nuance, etc.
Any one of the objects shown could have yielded a great demonstration and concrete explanation. Opportunity missed. Fortunately, this kind of miss is a **very** rare thing for any PBS Digital channel!
Sounds like you'd like Robert Lang's videos czcams.com/video/NYKcOFQCeno/video.html
Nice
Second eh?
1:31 Wheatley ?
why not show SpaceX landings...
Shutle? Uh... Too old
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