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Kentaro Morikawa, Yuuki Shimizu, Nen Saito, Yasuhiro Inoue
The authors introduce inverse origami, a geometric method that designs wrinkles backward from a target surface so they can unfold into it. The method derives wrinkle direction and spacing from a unidirectional stretch field, then optimizes wrinkle amplitude. Across five targets, optimization reduced median area-weighted stretch errors from 0.6–3.4% to 0.2–1.7%; these are numerical results, while specimens were manually unfolded.
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