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3. Applications
3.1 3D surface shaping with spontaneous curvature inspired by "kirigami".
Cutting patterns in film with spontaneous curvature and relaxation of elastic energy can be explored to form a multitude of 3D shapes. This process resembles the ancient Japanese art of cutting and folding paper, kirigami. Two examples of 2D patterns and their corresponding 3D shapes are shown in figure 2 .
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GOENKA Himanshu Self-Folding Origami Structures Use Light That Changes Shape Of Polymer http://www.ibtimes.com/self-folding-origami-structures-use-light-changes- shape-polymer-2531832 (page accessed June 4, 2017)
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V. Loutchnikov, O. Sydorenko, M. Stamm, Verfahren zur Herstellung von Mikroröhrchen aus Polymermaterialen/Method for producing of microtubes from polymer materials/, Deutsche Patent Nr. 10 2004 004 262 München, den 17.11.2005.
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