OSME 7: 3 The proceedings from the seventh meeting of Origami, Science, Mathematics and Education

Origami7 is a collection of papers published for the 7th International Meeting on Origami in Science, Mathematics and Education (7OSME), held at Oxford University in the United Kingdom from September 4-7, 2018. 7OSME is the seventh conference in a series dedicated to research in the applications of origami and folding in the conference title fields, as well as in technology, design and history. There are 4 volumes in the collection - this volume is the first of two on engineering, with a preface from Zhong You. Volumes 3 and 4 contain Papers on engineering. Papers published include research into diverse folding applications and products, adding strength to defensive shields, reinforcing tube strength, development of space sails, and the applications of folding processes to robotics. Some papers also explore the mechanical properties of the Miura fold, curved folding, and tessellations.

Table of Contents:
Deployable Structures Inspired by Origami Design of an Origami-Inspired Deployable Aerodynamic Locomotive Fairing Kyler Tolman, Erica Crampton, Chad Stucki, Daniel Maynes, Larry L. Howell Folding Mechanisms with Discriminate Extremal Configurations for Structural Purposes H. Buffart, S. Hoffmann, J. Paris, C. Weigel, J. Siebrecht, B. Corves, M. Trautz Deployable Sub-module for Space Solar Power Station Based on Origami Yuzhen Tang, Meng Li, Hongwei Guo, Rongqiang Liu, Zongquan Deng, Dewei Tang A Kirigami-inspired Foldable Model for Thick Panels C. Wang, J. L. Li, Z. You Rigidly Foldable Rotational Erection System (RES) Y. Miyamoto Deployable Structures Inspired by Insect Wing Folding K. Saito, T. Tachi, T. Fujikawa, R. Niiyama, Y. Kawahara Origami-Based Deployable Ballistic Barrier Kenny Seymour, Dakota Burrow, Alex Avila, Terri Bateman, David C. Morgan, Spencer P. Magleby, Larry L. Howell ORIGAMI-SCISSOR Hinged Geometry Method E. Rivas-Adrover Designing Self-Blocking Systems With Non-Flat-Foldable Degree-4 Vertices R. Foschi, T. Tachi Fitting Surfaces with the Miura Tessellation H. Nassar, A. Leb'ee, L. Monasse Fabrication of Polymeric Origami Tube H. Wang, D. Zhao*, M. Wang, Z. You Two-Layered Origami Tessellation Y. Yamamoto, J. Mitani Curved-Crease Origami with Multiple States T.U. Lee, Y. Chen, J.M. Gattas Lens Tessellation Inspired Surface Approximation G.Stern, R. Maleczek Deployable Honeycomb Structures R. Maleczek, K.Saito Programmable 3-D Surfaces using Origami Tessellations Hang Yuan, James Pikul, Cynthia Sung Bistable Behaviour of a Deployable Cylinder with Kresling Pattern Q. Zhang, J.G. Cai, M. Li, J. Feng A Generative Shape Grammar for Piecewise Cylindrical Surfaces and Curved-Crease Origami J.M. Gattas Multiphysics Origami: Achieving Tunable Frequency Selective Surfaces from Origami Principles L. S. Novelino, S. A. Nauroze,M. M. Tentzeris, G. H. Paulino Crawling Cylindrical Origami Robot Driven by Single Actuator F. Okuya, T. Umedachi, K. Saito, Y. Kawahara Leveraging Compliance in Origami Robot Legs for Robust and Natural Locomotion X. Deng, C. Sung The Spinning Cyclic `Miura-oRing' for Mechanical Collision-Resilience Pooya Sareh, Pisak Chermprayong, Marc Emmanuelli, Haris Nadeem, and Mirko Kovac A Modular Origami-inspired Mechanical Metamaterial Y. Yang, Z. You An Interactive Design System for Deltahedron-based Modular Origami N. Tsuruta

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