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MIT engineers use kirigami to make ultrastron

MIT researchers used kirigami, the art of Japanese paper cutting and folding, to develop ultrastrong, lightweight materials that have tunable mechanical properties, like stiffness and flexibility. These materials could be used in airplanes, automobiles, or spacecraft.

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Japanese paper folding method makes ultrastrong and lightweight materials

Japanese paper folding method makes ultrastrong and lightweight materials
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Engineers Create Efficient, Scalable Aquabots with Modular System

Engineers Create Efficient, Scalable Aquabots with Modular System
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Engineers devise a modular system to produce efficient, scalable aquabots

MIT researchers developed a new approach to building deformable underwater robots, using simple repeating substructures. The team demonstrated the new system in two different example configurations, one like an eel and the other a wing-like hydrofoil.

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