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• Howard, T. C
  Read here about an architect and designer who was a critical contributor to early work on tensegrity. [[Category:Portal to Architecture]]
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• Hamilton, Bruce
  ...naming it the 'Oval Intention.' His designs are hand-crafted and are meant to be seen as well as felt. No two of his sculptures are precisely the same. [[Category:People]]
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• Frame
  ...arch and utitilization matures, the word is used more frequently, to refer to parts of tensegrity structures in relation with other parts. ...A" to another subsystem "B" that, in being framed by "A", depends upon "A" to cohere and function. The dual nature of the word "frame" is preserved wheth
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• Moods
  ...the "mood" or general impression of the term, with little or no reference to its structural implications. ...various works or acts may be by name alone, or by some general, difficult to specify mapping of the "mood" of the word tensegrity with the "mood" of the
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• Sterk, Tristan D'estree
  ...f building envelopes that actively adjust and shape themselves in relation to the natural environment, its seasons and weather. With this they offer grea [[Category:Portal to robotics]]
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• Hirai, Shinichi
  [[Category:Portal to robotics]] [[Category:People]]
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• Taffgoch
  ...nd other complex objects. TaffGoch applies his virtual modelling expertise to preserve and promote the expertise behind these intricate objects. ...1979 and 2016, no one questioned the photos (or cared enough to pursue it to a satisfactory conclusion?) Has anyone else duplicated the physical model,
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• Floor
  ...Because floors meet many needs, some essential to safety, floors are built to strict building codes. ..., to avoid any deformation of the surface as people walk from floor's edge to its center.
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• Floating
  ...e associate with buoyancy on water, is used by many tensegrity researchers to conceptualize the relationship of the compression and tension members in a ...by [[Fuller, Richard Buckminster|Fuller]] and serves as a painful reminder to Snelson of how Fuller did not credit him properly for his invention.
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• Needle Tower
  ...[Snelson, Kenneth|Kenneth Snelson's]] most well known works, partially due to its location on the Washington DC Mall. ...less steel cable. It measures 60 x 20 x 20 feet, 18.2 x 6 x 6m. It belongs to the collection of the Hirshhorn Museum & Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.
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• Burning Man
  ...eliance. Burning Man is organized by Black Rock City, LLC. In 2008, 49,599 people participated in Burning Man. People constructing tensegrities for Burning Man often discuss materials and const
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• Augmented Reality
  Read here about augmented reality applications relevant to tensegrity research. ...niversity. The lab developed a new method, incorporating AR/MR technology, to help with constructing tensegrity structures. During the 2013 demonstration
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• Shear
  To define shear we follow Thomas J. Avery's explanation for lay people [1]: ...ay from you. The force of shear is the force acting on the bar that wants to slice it in half.
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• Holidays
  ...of tensegrity structures whose designers or makers connect the tensegrity to a holiday tradition. Christmas is a widely observed annual cultural holiday, originally celebrated to commemorate the birth of Jesus. It is celebrated generally on December 25,
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• Guimberteau, Jean Claude
  .... This sliding system is to be found everywhere in the body and would seem to be the basic network of tissue organization.For this reason, it should be t Introduction to the sliding system, or Introduction a la connaissance du glissement des str
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• Clar, James
  [[Category:People]][[Category:Portal to Art & Design]]
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• LEGO Tensegrity
  ...nd posted it on Reddit. The concept became very popular, with thousands of people sharing their own version. [[Category:Portal to LEGO Tensegrity]]
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• Prairie House by Orambra
  ...consumes only 26,156,578 btu and emits only 3,246 Lb of CO2. This compares to the average house in Illinois that measures 2051 square feet and consumes 6 We use sensor data to transform standardized assemblies into highly contextual ones via responsiv
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• Bone
  ...tructure structure] they are lightweight, yet strong and hard, in addition to fulfilling their many other [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_(biology ...porosity is 30-90%. If for any reason there is an alteration in the strain to which the cancellous is subjected, there is a rearrangement of the trabecul
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• Myers, Tom
  Tom Myers developed the [[Anatomy Trains]] during the 1990’s to teach human fascial anatomy at the Rolf Institute. He was inspired by Ida R ...nclude human neurology, leading to a comprehensive, tensegrity-based, easy to comprehend model of what he calls the "neuro-myo-fascial web."
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