01:50
Embedded Linear-Motion Developable Mechanisms on Cylindrical Surfaces
00:34
The OriGuide: A Origami-Based Support System for Medical Robotics
02:02
1577_LLV_DevelopableTech_08222019
00:10
Compliant Overrunning Clutch - 3D printed
00:46
3D Printed Compliant Centrifugal Clutch
00:26
3D Printed Ortho-Planar Spring
01:54
One Cut "Y"
01:38
One Cut Origami Star
00:26
3D printed origami inspired forceps
00:17
3D Printed Fully Compliant Switch
02:09
Curved-Folding-Inspired Deployable Mechanisms
02:24
Highly Compressible Origami Bellows for Harsh Environments
02:01
Offset Panel Technique
02:54
Rigidly Foldable Origami Twists
00:17
Origami Kinetic Sculpture
00:21
Antenna Application of Compliant Pointing Mechanism
00:34
Thruster Application of Compliant Pointing Mechanism
00:12
Origami spherical mechanism
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About
The Compliant Mechanisms Research Group is a highly successful and innovative group at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah. The group is known for their prolific publications on traditional compliant mechanisms, Lamina Emergent Mechanisms (LEMS), Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS), and more recently origami. Not only are they on the forefront of these areas of research, they also hold numerous patents for products developed within the group, many of which have evolved into business ventures. The group is led by Dr. Larry Howell and Dr. Spencer Magleby. Partners include NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, the National Science Foundation, and others.
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