Hypar Flasher
Model
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Paper: Tant
Type: abstract corrugation-tessellation, action origami
(implies: abstract corrugation, abstract tessellation, abstract, corrugation, geometric, pattern, abstract periodic tessellation, non-recursive periodic tessellation, periodic tessellation, tessellation)
Author: Michał Kosmulski
Colors: green
In albums: Simple models
This origami flasher snaps into a hyperbolic paraboloid when unfurled. The center is based on a set of twists similar to those used in the Pythagorean Tiling family of designs. It can be a way of achieving a hypar shape alternative to the classic hypar design. Both sides are a little different: this model is not iso-area. When fully compressed, the flasher becomes much smaller, with a small “bowl” in the center surrounded by thick walls made from folded layers of the remaining paper.
This design is quite similar to Simple Flasher Labyrinth by Jeremy Shafer — see this comment on FB.
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