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Origami from Around the World Vicente Palacios
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Today, origami is a well-known art form around the world. Origami began in Japan somewhere around 1600. 'May your noses always be cold and wet'. Viva: Origami inspired speaker is perfectly portable. Sculpture made from 100,000 of the 2 million cranes folded during “Paper Cranes for Japan” campaign. Origami, since it allows compression to otherwise bulky stuff, has inspired gadget makers around the world to bring portability to their products. If the Japanese Space Agency was interested in the huge attention this could draw with young explorers, they would be circulating the origami design for kids around the world to become engaged leading up to the test. By the mid-1900s, it had become a popular art form outside of Japan. Origami has since spread all over the world, with examples found in the Middle East, Africa, Europe and North America. These stresses are relieved by the sheet wrapping around itself to create a saddle-like structure. Translated literally, it means “paper folding,” an appropriate and admirably unambiguous appellation. In 1936 Margherita Piazzolla Beloch, an Italian mathematician at the University of Ferrera, published a paper that proved that starting with a length L on a piece of paper, she could fold a length that was the cube root of L. Designed by Australian design firm LAVA, these Digital Origami Tigers were commissioned to raise awareness of tigers as an endangered species around the world. Origami started in the 17th century in Japan. Originating in Japan, origami is the art of creating 3D objects by folding paper. Mabona's creations have taken him around the world. You can't swing a journalist in a room anymore without hitting a psy-ops. Robert Lang' design techniques are used by origami artists around the world, and he lectures widely on the connections between origami art, science, mathematics and technology. Origami can transform a lightweight flat material into a strong and flexible 3D object and as a result its principles have been adopted by engineers to design everything from vehicle airbags to satellite components.