Creating 3-D objects from inextensible sheet materials

Tuesday, August 2, 2016 - 07:31 in Physics & Chemistry

Researchers have developed an algorithm for creating complex objects by cutting holes in sheets of inextensible, but flexible materials such as metal, plastic and leather. It has potential applications in many areas, including microengineering, bioengineering, fashion and architecture.

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