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Revision as of 22:36, 8 September 2015
Our Vision for BiOrigami
Applying bioengineering to space exploration
BiOrigami can improve mission capabilities by conserving volume
maybe here we can talk about how we asked planetary scientists/other experts about how this technology could be used, and show a 60 second video compilation of this?
introduction about the volume constraints of space travel. it would be nice to insert an image below here, showing how a 5m payload fairing compares to the sizes of various spacecraft (hubble, james webb, ISS) also show how origami is used in space today (folding solar panels, james webb)
our solution: flat pack 2D printed sheets that can be converted into 3D structures for manned missions. create self-folding and self-unfolding structures for unmanned missions. create self-unfolding solar-powered weather stations/other data collecting probes to be dispersed onto martian surface
The full interview! See it in all its glory!
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