Why the Future of Tech is in Origami (Space Development, Batteries, Humans)

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Издатель Aug 23, 2020

How is origami helping build the future. You can see origami tech being invested into and used in space development - from star shades to satellites.

Origami is also being used in biological advancements - from ingestible robots that can remove batteries, to creating new organs. And could origami create robots that morph from one kind of robot to another - creating a more sci-fi like world.

Origami engineering books by Robert Lang (affiliate links):
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Other topics covered in this video include:
• The history of origami, and how it was first used in space
• How using a much larger space rocket, such as SpaceX's starship, along with advanced origami folding techniques will allow for much larger structures in space
• The benefits of origami techniques in advanced development
• The different ways it is being used in to create foldable robotics - from creating artificial muscles, to lightweight lifters for drones
• How an paper battery was made using the paper folding technique
• And other biological origami tech - such as nanorobots that can deliver medicine inside of us.