Kresling pattern origami-inspired structural design has been widely investigated using its
bistable property and the single coupling degree of freedom (DOF). In order to obtain new …

Using non-rigid-foldable origami patterns to design mechanical metamaterials could
potentially offer more versatile behaviors than the rigid-foldable ones, but their applications …

Kresling pattern origami is known for its bistable property, as confirmed by the truss model
used to analyze its dynamics. However, our theoretical research and folding experiments …

Multi‐stable structures and metamaterials with more than two stable states are widely
applied in diversified engineering applications. Non‐rigid foldable origami patterns have …

As origami structures display designable and predictable folding or unfolding shape
changes, the origami-inspired mechanical metamaterials have recently been extensively …

Origami structures have received significant attention in engineering due to their unique
design methods and deformation modes along the crease lines. However, the configurations …

Recent advances in three-dimensional printing technologies provide one way not only to
speed up freeform fabrication but also to exert programmable control over mechanical …

Origami structures have received tremendous attention for their excellent kinematic and
mechanical performance. Here, the inherent relationship between kinematics and …

Origami structures, whose mechanical properties can be tuned by programing the crease
network, have been sought in application including DNA origami nanorobots and …

Being adaptive with respect to changing operating conditions and the environment is an
imperative demand for advanced engineering structures. In this research, two Kresling …