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At 23:24 on November 26, 2012, Deon Nieuwoudt said…: Hi Gregory,

Can you help me with a .dxf/flat pattern of the white table in your Robofold album?

Will be highly appreciated!

Reg's

Deon

At 12:04 on April 18, 2011, Daniel Bosia said…: Thanks Greg.

Unfortunately I couldn’t make it but an ex-colleague presented one of my projects with Anish Kapoor. I am currently working on a number of pavilions and installations in which I am investigating folding combined with principles of adaptability. I look forward to chatting to you about these. Iam currently working with Dan Piker's latest version of Kangaroo.

D

At 15:28 on March 17, 2011, Bryan Oknyansky said…: Thanks! Cooked it up from scratch...

At 11:47 on February 24, 2011, Ali Gharakhani said…: Hi Greg
any detail about tomorrow workshop at DHUB ?

At 20:33 on February 8, 2011, Leo Cahn said…: Thanks Greg,

I'm awaiting some new thin magnesium sheet from MgF Magnesium Flachprodukte GmbH and love to get inspiration for folded jewel-style constructions.

At 13:09 on November 8, 2010, Per Sjoborg said…: Thanks this is a great site and a great group, I have always been very interested in robotics but it was when I found Self-reconfiguring modular robotics I really got involved, it is so fascinating!

I am researching computational origami to use as skins and membranes in Self-reconfiguring modular robotics I will come back soon with lots of questions!

At 8:36 on September 17, 2010, Yoshinobu Miyamoto said…: This is not about folding engineering, but may be of your interest.
http://vimeo.com/15047493

At 8:32 on September 17, 2010, Yoshinobu Miyamoto said…: I found interesting portable cut and grooving machine for gypsum boards. It is for straight grooving/cut with manual operation. It has potential to be digitally controlled for curved grooving/cut.
http://www.mutoheng.com/~solution/plaster/

At 3:20 on September 15, 2010, Yoshinobu Miyamoto said…: Hello, Gregory
I added some new curved fold study on my flickr set.
Elastica Light
Nested Nests
I hope you like them.

At 16:01 on August 2, 2010, kate cheyne said…: Hi Gregory, Let me know when you get to SE1! At the moment I am looking at folding materials from a different viewpoint than yourself - how to add enough stiffness and compressive strength to fabric so that it can hold its own form. I have been starching, laminating and pleating, slowly increasing the scale in the hope that it can be a 1:1 architectural structure. Currently it is handmade rather than digital. We will see!

At 21:20 on July 15, 2010, javier zaratiegui said…: what do you need?
indeed i am supposed to look those files, because the ones on the web are not the ones i made. we got some trouble, then boss wanted to do himself. so my grasshopper definition was different.
:)
Javier

At 17:30 on June 30, 2010, Bob McNeel said…: You guys are the curve folding wizards. I'll look forward to a Rhino plug from one of you soon.

At 12:00 on April 22, 2010, Carl smith said…: Our 3D product is in alpha stages and has produced some successful results with curves. Although it is still very much in development.
http://www.ffei.co.uk/products/24/realpro+3d-packager.aspx

We have previously released product called Realvue3D which provides realistic 3D simulations of printed books.
http://www.realvue3d.com/v/realvue3dv4

This new product is intended to take the print virtualisation technology to next level and aid in the design of packaging and will also simulate printed effects such as foils, varnish, embossing all in realtime as it is designed in Creative Suite.

The output is our own 3D format based on realvue3D technology which can be viewed with full interactivity and 3d annotations directly within any web browser.

FFEI will be previewing the product at Birmingham NEC - IPEX 2010 from 18th-25th May. But the product will not be on sale at this time.

At 17:57 on March 1, 2010, STU said…: hey dude, next time i'm in LDN, i wanna come by and check out your work space if you'll allow.

At 23:38 on February 14, 2010, James Henderson said…: There's not too much there I know...most of my card folding has been used in model-making of products in my previous job, using foam core and sheet card to create curved signage...it's more exciting than it sounds!

I hope to get some of these up on your site as soon as I can. Really enjoyed your talk and hearing your approach to the new technique you're developing, hoping to show a few previous employers the photos I took as they will be interested for their work (www.fwdesign.com)

Cheers,

James

At 13:10 on February 13, 2010, p o l y s c e n e said…: Thanks Greg

I am very pleased to become a member of your curved folding forum
Fascinating group.

Cheers

Polly

At 12:14 on February 11, 2010, Bharat Bhargava said…: Thanky for that.
I would really appreciate it if you could meet me to briefly explain the process undertaken by you. (Similar to what you showed at your lecture) with paper and how it works with the software.
It would really aid in my project research.

At 22:33 on February 10, 2010, yasushi ishida said…: hi greg,

thanks for the comment and thanks for the invitation! this is a great community.
i literally just got craftrobo. i'll try to put more work out there soon.

At 20:26 on February 10, 2010, Ramon Jesus Gonzalez-Marquez said…: Hi Greg!!! Thanks for the invitation. I really look forward to see you @ SG2010. As spaniard I'm proud to be there at Barcelona.

At 14:56 on February 10, 2010, Bharat Bhargava said…: Hi Gregory!
Thankyou for making me a part of this forum. I have sent you an email regarding my project. Did you receive it?