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[[Connelly, Robert|Connelly]] cites [[Snelson, Kenneth|Snelson's]] X Tensegrity as the simplest tensegrity. He also classifies it as super-stable. | [[Connelly, Robert|Connelly]] cites [[Snelson, Kenneth|Snelson's]] X Tensegrity as the simplest tensegrity. He also classifies it as super-stable. | ||
[[file: | [[file:Snelson_XModule_Design_1948.png |thumb|500px|none|An illustration showing Kenneth Snelson's X-Module design of 1948 as embodied in a two-module column. It only shows the design as pertains to tensegrity, and does not duplicate the original art work.]] | ||
==X Tensegrity-based Structures by Konstantin== | ==X Tensegrity-based Structures by Konstantin== | ||
Revision as of 17:42, 24 November 2018
Read here about a simple tensegrity structure named the "X Tensegrity."
X Tensegrity
Connelly cites Snelson's X Tensegrity as the simplest tensegrity. He also classifies it as super-stable.
File:Snelson XModule Design 1948.png
An illustration showing Kenneth Snelson's X-Module design of 1948 as embodied in a two-module column. It only shows the design as pertains to tensegrity, and does not duplicate the original art work.
X Tensegrity-based Structures by Konstantin
Konstantin uses the X tensegrity method in his furniture and sculpture.
Link: https://www.yatzer.com/Made-in-Bulgaria-by-Konstantin-Atchkow/