Let’s Make a Chiral Tessellation Dance
Year: 2012 Authors: Joseph D. Clinton
Core claim
A linkage of triangles can demonstrate how rotation and translation behave differently in theory and in a physically constrained model.
Topics
chiral tessellation, rotation and translation, hands-on workshop, physical modeling, animation
Domains
symmetry transformations, tessellations, geometric rotation, geometric translation, visualization, educational design, kinetic model, digital animation
Methods
model kit assembly, stepwise construction, POVRAY animation, frame-based rendering
Media
laser cut wood triangles, nylon push rivets, monofilament line, animated film
Source status
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