1980: A method for trisecting an angle by paper folding was found.
1994: A computer software allows translation of stick figures into crease patterns.
2008: A computer software creates crease patterns to construct “smooth” 3D models.
Early 21st century: Computerized simulations improve efficiency of airbags, medical implants, solar sails, and more.
To the MNS presentation* Can any shape be obtained by paper folding?
* What are the necessary conditions in order for a particular crease pattern to fold into a flat structure?
* How complex, effective, and useful are crease patterns?
* Can new origami models be produced using software?
To the MNS presentationHistory of mathematics (MSC201#97A30)
* compass and straightedge constructions
* Trisecting an angle
Plane Geometry (MSC2010#97G40)
* perpendicular bisector
* Angle Bisector
* Locus
* Paper folding
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