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1. The documents discuss origami-inspired designs for engineering applications in space technology, robotics, and 3D printing. Origami principles are applied to designs for compactly foldable solar arrays, surgical forceps, and a hexaflexahedron shape. 2. A modular origami robot called Mori is proposed that combines advantages of origami robots and modular robots for reconfigurability and versatility. 3. An origami-inspired foldable robotic arm is designed using a simple stiffening mechanism to allow shape and stiffness changes with a single motor for applications in mobile robots and drones.

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Obs20192 Applications

1. The documents discuss origami-inspired designs for engineering applications in space technology, robotics, and 3D printing. Origami principles are applied to designs for compactly foldable solar arrays, surgical forceps, and a hexaflexahedron shape. 2. A modular origami robot called Mori is proposed that combines advantages of origami robots and modular robots for reconfigurability and versatility. 3. An origami-inspired foldable robotic arm is designed using a simple stiffening mechanism to allow shape and stiffness changes with a single motor for applications in mobile robots and drones.

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N REFERENCIA ABSTRACT

1 Brigham Young University. Video:


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(2018). 3D printed 3D printed origami inspired forceps
origami inspired forceps This Oriceps design is an example of a compliant mechanism that was inspired
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from forceps that were later adapted and implemented for use on one of Intuitive
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Belke, C. H., & Paik, J. —This paper proposes a new robotic platform based on origami robots and
(2017). Mori: A Modular reconfigurable modular robots. The concept combines the advantages of
Origami Robot. both robot types into a mobile, quasi-two-dimensional, lattice- type
IEEE/ASME reconfigurable modular origami robot, Mori. A detailed description and
Transactions on analysis of the concept is validated by the presentation of a first prototype
Mechatronics, 22(5), that incorporates the key functionalities of the proposed system. The
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https://doi.org/10.1109/T its kind, and fold up to create task-specific three-dimensional
MECH.2017.2697310 reconfigurable structures. Three imple- mentations using the prototype in
different configurations are presented in the form of individual modules,
modular reconfigurable surfaces, and is applied to closed-loop object
manipulation. The experiments highlight the ca- pabilities and advantages
of the system with respect to modularity, origami-folding, mobility, and
versatility.
IndexTerms—Modular robotics, origami robotics, recon- figurable robotics
Kim, S. J., Lee, D. Y., Jung, A foldable arm is one of the practical applications of folding. It can help
G. P., & Cho, K. J. mobile robots and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) overcome access
(2018). An origami- issues by allowing them to reach into confined spaces. The origami-inspired
inspired, self-locking design enables a foldable structure to be lightweight, compact, and
robotic arm that can be scalable while maintaining its kinematic behavior. However, the lack of
folded flat. Science structural stiffness has been a major limitation in the practical use of
Robotics, 3(16), 1–11. origami-inspired designs. Resolving this obstacle without losing the
https://doi.org/10.1126/s inherent advantages of origami is a challenge. We propose a solution by
cirobotics.aar2915 implementing a simple stiffening mechanism that uses an origami principle
of perpendicular folding. The simplicity of the stiffening mechanism
enables an actuation system to drive shape and stiffness changes with only
a single electric motor. Our results show that this design was effective for a
foldable arm and allowed a UAV to perform a variety of tasks in a confined
space.

Kang, B. B., Park, D., Song, This paper introduces SNUMAX, the grand winner of the RoboSoft Grand
J.-R., Lee, J.-Y., Baek, Challenge. SNUMAX was built to complete all the tasks of the challenge.
S.-M., Cho, K.-J., … Completing these tasks required robotic compliant components that could
Choi, W.-Y. (2016). adapt to variable situations and environments and generate enough
Development of a Multi- stiffness to maintain performance. SNUMAX has three key components:
functional Soft Robot transformable origami wheels, a polymer-based variable stiffness
(SNUMAX) and manipulator, and an adaptive caging gripper. This paper describes the
Performance in design of these components, and how they worked together to allow the
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