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AE590 Origami Engineering

Course Introduction
Objectives
- Understand the behavior of folding mechanisms
- Learn how to design a folding pattern for desired shapes and movements
Contents
- Basic origami theory and terminology
- Origami design tools and simulators
- Representative origami patterns and applications
- Origami mechanism prototyping (Lab activity)
About term project
About half of the course will be dedicated to a term project. The students will be asked to design their
own foldable applications (space structures, shelters, furniture, or any others) and make miniature
models of them. Accordingly, the course contains prototyping tool training, which includes CAD, laser
machining, and 3D printing. The team-building policy will be announced later, considering the number
of enrollees of the course. During the project period, each team is expected to have a weekly project
meeting with the course instructor.

Instructor
Prof. Dae-Young Lee, N7-2 2308, Tel: 3712, ae_dylee@kaist.ac.kr
T.A.
TBA
Time and location
Monday 16:00 ~ 18:30

N7-2 #2320

Idea Factory, KAIST Academic Cultural Complex (E9)

*Please refer to the Course Schedule for the location of each class.

Webpage

KAIST Learning Management System (KLMS) https://klms.kaist.ac.kr

Grades

Term projects 50%

Midterm examination 30%

Homework 10%

Attendance and participation 10%


References

Erik D. Demaine, O'Rourke Joseph, Geometric folding algorithms: linkages, origami, polyhedra.
Cambridge university press, 2007.

Robert J. Lang, Origami design secrets: mathematical methods for an ancient art. CRC Press, 2012.

Erik D. Demaine, Tomohiro Tachi, Origamizer: A practical algorithm for folding any polyhedron. 33rd
International Symposium on Computational Geometry, 2017.

Amanda Ghassaei, Erik D. Demaine, and Neil Gershenfeld. Fast, interactive origami simulation using
GPU computation. Origami 7, 2018

Tomohiro Tachi, Simulation of rigid origami. Origami 4, 2009.

Course Schedule

Lecture Project
Week Date
(Monday p.m. 4:00 ~ 7:00, N7-2 #2320) (Team meeting, N7-5 #303)

1 9/2 Lecture 1. Introduction to Origami engineering

2 9/9 Lecture 2. Simple folds and Single-vertex problem

3 9/16 No class Team build up

4 9/23 Lecture 3. Tree-algorithm

5 9/30 Lecture 4. Origami kinematics and design software

6 10/7 Lecture 5. Representative origami models 1

7 10/14 Lecture 6. Representative origami models 2 Term project proposal meeting

8 10/21 Mid-term Exam

9 10/28 Prototyping training (Idea Factory)

10 11/4

11 11/11

12 11/18 Special lecture series (T.B.D) Weekly term project meeting

13 11/25

14 12/2

15 12/9 Term project presentation

16 12/16 No class

* The schedule can be further adjusted.

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