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From: eugene@nas.nasa.gov (Eugene N. Miya)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics.visualization,comp.graphics
Subject: Origami
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Date: 5 May 91 19:15:28 GMT
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The thought occurred to me to use the art of origami as a modelling
technique for visualization.  Sounds kind of off the wall, but I certainly
know of one serious conceptual use:

%A Haw-minn Lu
%T Computational Origami: A Geometric Approach to Regular Multiprocessing
%R MS Thesis
%I MIT
%C Cambridge, MA
%D May 1988
%X Alan Huang advisor, patent holder.

So I checked our graf-bib files and found:

%A T. Agui
%A M. Takeda
%A M. Nakajima
%T Animating planar folds by computer
%J Comput. Vision, Graphics and Image Process. (USA)
%V 24
%D Nov. 1983
%P 244-254

I think I will spend a tiny bit more time researching into this.