Why the Future of Tech is in Origami (Space Development, Batteries, Humans)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- 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.
Reasons why you should let kids fold paper planes in class. Theyre learning a skill that will change the future.
So many cutting edge technologies are yet to become mainstream and enter the market.
I think in the future every home will be origami styled modular homes that are easy to adjust due to weather conditions.
I thought this video had 4.2M views when I clicked it and I saw 25 comments only I was so confused, then I figured out it's actually 4.2K lol
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I still do think this video should have 4.2M views, it deserves all that attention :P
6:14 making the mother of all omelets here, Jack. Can't fret over every egg
*_Hey my friend! Great video :D Saw you in Cathrin's comments and wanted to stop by and wish you lots of success on your TH-cam journey! Blessings to you! ^_^_*
Origami should be the part of curriculum from first class upto 10th class in order to promote these skills.
Material about how flexible structure could absorb energy and be useful to protect moving parts
Also wonderful origami robots and bio origami
Why you have so less views?
This is one of the most under subscribed and under viewed channel
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you meant to say underrate
👍 ❤️ this. 😄
Thank you!
This s high quality
i can't wait to seen an origami cellphone
Very interesting
You guys deserve a lot more views
Definitely!
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But are there gonna be origami robots only from paper not motors
Which voice over artist is this?
that's great .. how can I study origami tech or something is benfit in origami ,I only make artwork by origami
but I want to learn sth else
Start by absorbing all the information available to you via publicly available lectures, TH-cam videos, podcasts, news/ magazines articles, individual content creators, look at patents and govt research into this until you learn enough about the field to paint a clearer picture and reorient yourself from there
The Future of Nano technology as well
I would absolutely use an A I physician.
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25 comments?
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suppity bois
First xD ?
wait, how?!
you posted this comment 10 hours
how...
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Felix Carrasquel you hacked into the hashing system
@@StEvUgnIn much simple than that
Origami
am i suppose to zoom in? wtf is with the shitty computer screen effect..
inflatable space station modules is a HORRIBLE idea. especially with the growing number of untraceable space debris.
how long did it take them to fix the recent air leak?
when tiny debris hits metal at a very fast speed it vaporizes and anything on the other side is unharmed. hitting fabric wont have the same effect.
Hold on this comment section is very very sus
Way too many ads... made me want to stop watching.