An Overview of Mechanisms and Patterns with Origami

Dureisseix, David

doi:10.1260/0266-3511.27.1.1

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“…Classical "rigid face" origami tessellations are constructed with planar faces linked by flexible but well-defined hinge-like creases. These origami metamaterials have raised interest in disparate fields [9], where further theoretical development is driven by a multitude of creative applications.…”

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confidence: 99%

Geometry and design of origami bellows with tunable response

et al. 2017

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Origami folded cylinders (origami bellows) have found increasingly sophisticated applications in space flight and medicine. In spite of this interest, a general understanding of the mechanics of an origami folded cylinder has been elusive. With a newly developed set of geometrical tools, we have found an analytic solution for all possible cylindrical rigid-face states of both Miura-ori and triangular tessellations. Although an idealized bellows in both of these families may have two allowed rigid-face configurations over a well-defined region, the corresponding physical device, limited by nonzero material thickness and forced to balance hinge and plate-bending energy, often cannot stably maintain a stowed configuration. We have identified the parameters that control this emergent bistability, and have demonstrated the ability to design and fabricate bellows with tunable deployability.

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Geometry and design of origami bellows with tunable response

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“…Macro and micro material considerations lead to the crease properties of a specific fabric. Temperature, pressure, humidity and treatments also influence the formation of creases (Wingate and Mohler, 1984;Gardiner, 2011;Dureisseix, 2012).…”

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“…Origami, the ancient art of paper folding, represents a unique way of creating mechanisms (Dureisseix, 2012). For centuries origami artists have designed in the highly available medium of paper, producing a variety of folding patterns ranging from statuesque representations of physical phenomena to animated creatures capable of motion.…”

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“…Origami can be viewed as a compliant mechanism (Greenberg et al, 2011;Dureisseix, 2012) as it achieves its motion from the deflection of flexible members (Howell, 2001). Origami may also be considered to fit into the class of lamina emergent mechanisms (Jacobsen et al, 2009(Jacobsen et al, , 2010, due to the planar nature of the paper (lamina) and the configuration emerging from the plane of fabrication.…”

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Origami-like creases in sheet materials for compliant mechanism design

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Abstract. The purpose of this research is to evaluate the creasing of non-paper sheet materials, such as plastics and metals, to facilitate origami-based compliant mechanism design. Although it is anticipated that most origami-based design will result from surrogate folds (indirect methods of replacing the crease), it is valuable to provide information that may help in more direct approaches for origami-based design in materials other than paper. Planar sheets of homogeneous material are considered as they maintain the principles fundamental to origami (flat initial state, low cost, readily available). The reduced stiffness along the axis of the crease is an enabling characteristic of origami. Hence a metric based on the deformation of the crease compared to the deformation of the panels enables engineering materials to be evaluated based on their ability to achieve the "hinge-like" behavior observed in folded paper. Advantages of both high and low values of this metric are given. Testing results (hinge indexes, residual angles, localized hinge behavior and cyclic creasing to failure) are presented for various metals and polymers. This methodology and subsequent findings are provided to enable origami-based design of compliant mechanisms.

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“…Mobility had been previously outlined in [11]. Here, the mechanism is analysed under a static point of view, recognized as, externally, determinate and internally overconstrained.…”

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Shapes of Miura Mesh Mechanism with Mobility One

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Korkmaz

2013

International Journal of Space Structures

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The Miura Ori is a mechanism composed by a polyhedral deployable surface. It has favorable qualities from engineering prospective that lead the growing interest on it. The present work focuses on its transmission of motion. The mechanism can be represented by spherical 4 bar linkages, and on this account a simple and effective mobility formula is presented. The mechanism having a number of excessive rigid members, it is also possible to remove all or some of them, variously arranged. The changes are included in the calculation of allowable mobility of the system. The resulting tool can be directly used for the design of deployable Miura Ori surfaces with customized shape.

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An Overview of Mechanisms and Patterns with Origami

Cited by 87 publications

References 31 publications

Geometry and design of origami bellows with tunable response

Geometry and design of origami bellows with tunable response

Origami-like creases in sheet materials for compliant mechanism design

Shapes of Miura Mesh Mechanism with Mobility One

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