Tiny Paper Demo of Herringbone Tessellation, V-pleat, Zigzag Pattern or Miura Folds

In this video, learn to fold Herringbone Tessellation, also known as the Miura fold or V-pleat, in this detailed tutorial. The Miura fold, named after Japanese astrophysicist Koryo Miura, is a method of folding a flat surface such as a sheet of paper into a compact, collapsible form through a series of zigzag folding patterns. This folding technique not only showcases the beauty of mathematical design in paper art but also has practical applications in fields ranging from space missions to architectural design.
History and Significance:
The Miura fold was first conceptualized in the 1960s and gained prominence for its application in the space industry, particularly for efficiently folding large solar panel arrays for space satellites. The design allows for a seamless and synchronized opening and closing mechanism, which is vital in the deployment of space structures.
Applications in Real Life:
Beyond aerospace, the Miura fold is utilized in various sectors including emergency relief structures, such as shelters that are easy to transport and deploy, and in compact packaging designs. Its unique pattern has also inspired energy-absorbing structures in automotive safety systems.
Tutorial & Real-World Examples:
In this video, I share my techniques through a step-by-step tutorial demo on how to create a Herringbone Tessellation.
My Approach to Paper Folding:
I explain paper folding with a focus on clarity and creativity. Her tutorials are designed to be easy-to-follow, making intricate patterns accessible to both beginners and advanced paper artists. I encourage experimentation and personal creativity, helping viewers to innovate their own designs.
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[@edwardlulofs444]

Wow. 😮 You are incredible. This seems like masterful mathematical origami.
Thanks for sharing your videos. 😀

[@DeepaliKaranjavkar]

I am glad you liked it. :)