The Surrogate Fold Catalog: a Design Tool for Origami-Inspired Mechanical Systems

Running, Ivy; Ramsdell, Phebe; Wright, Carolina; Howell, Larry; Magleby, Spencer

doi:10.1109/remar61031.2024.10617577

2024 6th International Conference on Reconfigurable Mechanisms and Robots (ReMAR) 2024

DOI: 10.1109/remar61031.2024.10617577

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The Surrogate Fold Catalog: a Design Tool for Origami-Inspired Mechanical Systems

Ivy Running,

Phebe Ramsdell,

Carolina Wright

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Enhancing Mobility and Sustainability: An Origami-Based Furniture Design Approach for Young Migrants

Liu,

Md Ishak,

Yahaya

2024

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Amid accelerating globalization and resource scarcity, rapid urbanization and population mobility have made sustainable development a critical issue for cities. Frequent relocations pose furniture disposal challenges for many young migrants, with high transportation costs and furniture wear increasing their economic burden and resource waste. Origami design effectively addresses these needs with its portability, easy storage, simplified manufacturing, and reduced failure rates. However, most furniture designers lack origami expertise, limiting their ability to leverage these benefits. This study integrates the existing literature and presents a sustainable furniture design method combining Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, and Crane, enabling designers to incorporate origami principles with limited prior knowledge. The results show that this method not only enhances the economic feasibility of furniture but also balances user needs, commercial interests, and environmental sustainability, offering new insights for urban sustainable development.

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Enhancing Mobility and Sustainability: An Origami-Based Furniture Design Approach for Young Migrants

Liu,

Md Ishak,

Yahaya

2024

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The Surrogate Fold Catalog: a Design Tool for Origami-Inspired Mechanical Systems

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Enhancing Mobility and Sustainability: An Origami-Based Furniture Design Approach for Young Migrants

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