Constituting origami models from sketches

Shimanuki, Hiroshi; Kato, Joichi; Watanabe, Toshiya

doi:10.1109/icpr.2004.1334235

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“…Generation of stage tree the system estimated that the other nodes which are regarded as the same stage has already existed and this newly stage is duplicated, the newly generated stage is arranged by the pruning. The pruning for duplicated stages is derived from a method which we have already used in the diagram of wrapping paper (Shimanuki & Watanabe, 2002).…”

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“…Many of these researches are related to computer geometry, and aimed to make the mathematical features clear (Lang, 1996;Belcastro & Hull, 1999;Kawasaki, 1991Kawasaki, , 1994. For example, Shimanuki et al proposed an advanced folding design method which can transform 2-dimensional paper sheet, designed creatively with folding lines, into 3-dimensional Origami directly, and visualized the folding procedure explicitly by using the computer animation or computer graphics (Shimanuki & Watanabe, 2002, 2006. Namely, they made it explicit that the folding features among neighboring or related folding lines take an important role to design the structure of target-object, but could not investigate the instructional stepwise procedure for several operations.…”

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Paper Wrapping, Using Connectivity Among Paper Faces

Watanabe

Matsushima

2012

International Journal of Knowledge Society Research

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The paper wrapping is one of traditional cultures in Japan, like the paper folding Origami. The technical interest is related to how to decorate goods beautifully along the shapes, and also the requests from daily-life usage are to resolve how to protect goods from external shocks, to carry out materials/goods safely, and so on. Thus, the paper wrapping is intelligent and creative work. This paper addresses a method which can design the target-oriented wrapping procedure successfully and support users’ wrapping works effectively. In order to attain this objective, the authors introduce the knowledge usable in the paper wrapping process and then construct a stage tree to represent various kinds of wrapping means systematically under this knowledge. The authors propose a framework which makes up the paper wrapping process so as to be appropriate to individual target-objects and describe an approach to support the wrapping process visually.

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Paper Wrapping, Using Connectivity Among Paper Faces

Watanabe

Matsushima

2012

International Journal of Knowledge Society Research

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“…and arrows in origami books, and Shimauki[53] created a way to recognize crease patterns from 2D sketches. Company[54] also developed an engine that transforms 2D sketches to 3D polyhedral and wireframe objects.…”

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