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Kentaro Hayakawa

Assistant Professor

Nihon University

Japan

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Dr. Kentaro Hayakawa is an Assistant Professor at Nihon University, Japan. His research focuses on rigid origami structures, including the analysis of rigidity and flexibility, as well as the parametric generation of optimal structures. His recent publications explore mechanisms in non-flat states, shape design of free-form shells, and the stability analysis of origami frameworks.

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Kazuki Hayashi

講師 / Senior Lecturer/ Junior Associate Professor

Kyoto University

JAPAN

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Yoshiki Jikumaru

Assistant Professor

Toyo University

JAPAN

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Rigid- and flat-foldable grid origami structure exhibiting bifurcation of mechanism in non-flat state

Parametric generation of optimal structures through discrete exponential functions: unveiling connections between structural optimality and discrete isothermicity

Panel-point model for rigidity and flexibility analysis of rigid origami

Analytical and numerical investigation of second-order infinitesimal mechanism in rigid origami

Panel-Pin Model for Kinematic and Equilibrium Analysis of Rigid Origami

Meshless Non-Parametric Shape Design of Piecewise Approximately Developable Surfaces Using Discretized Local Gauss Map

APPROXIMATION OF CURVED SURFACE BY RIGID ORIGAMI WITH CUTTING LINES

Equilibrium path and stability analysis of rigid origami using energy minimization of frame model

Non-Parametric Shape Design of Free-Form Shells Using Fairness Measures and Discrete Differential Geometry

SHAPE DESIGN OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE USING GEOMETRIC INVARIANTS OF DISCRETE SURFACE

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Kazuki Hayashi

Yoshiki Jikumaru

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