There’s a paper about how it works available, too. The Thermorph process uses commercially-available 3D printers, but requires special software. You might wonder why you would want to fold ...

Two MIT scientists want to change all that with inkjet printers and techniques borrowed from origami. MIT robotics experts Ankur Mehta and Daniela Rus recently published a paper that describes a ...

All you need to practice origami (which means “to fold paper” in Japanese) is a sheet of paper and a little focus, but certain tools can make the process easier. Here are some recommendations ...

Kamrava produces a paper version of the design with an origami printer. He then plays with the sample, folding it and unfolding it, to ensure it can be replicated using stronger materials.

For those on a super-tight budget, there’s the possibility of convert a run-of-the-mill desktop printer into a machine that turns paper into self-folding, origami-like structures. The Hydro-Fold ...

A centuries-old Japanese art is set to revolutionize the manufacturing industry with origami printing. Origami is more than a hobby in the engineering world. Illustration by dzianis, Shutterstock ...

Origami designs classically assume a material of zero thickness. Paper is fine ... stick to what when it comes to 3D printing, which seems worth keeping in mind if one wishes to do some of ...