We're not sure which is more intriguing: the
fact that Australian artist Matt Gardiner has created a group of origami-folding robots, dubbed oribots, or the fact
that he's not the first to do so. Just months after the first
origami-folding robot was introduced at Carnegie Mellon University, Gardiner has unveiled his striking group of
robotic paper flowers that literally build and unbuild themselves. We don't know if this marks the start of a trend,
but let's just say we won't be surprised if Takara is looking into a consumer version of this right now.
[Via Near Near Future]
The art and science of robotic origami

M. Perton|12.22.04
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December 22, 2004 3:40 AM

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