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    This document summarizes the color changing bidirectional origami tube pattern. The pattern was initially studied by S. Guest, S. Pellegrino, and B. Kresling and later showed how to make it change colors by Tomoko Fuse and Robert Lang. Researchers at BYU have also used variations of this pattern in origami-based engineering applications. The document provides instructions on how to fold the tube and references three sources that discuss using this pattern for bellows and medical device applications.

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    This document summarizes the color changing bidirectional origami tube pattern. The pattern was initially studied by S. Guest, S. Pellegrino, and B. Kresling and later showed how to make it change colors by Tomoko Fuse and Robert Lang. Researchers at BYU have also used variations of this pattern in origami-based engineering applications. The document provides instructions on how to fold the tube and references three sources that discuss using this pattern for bellows and medical device applications.

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    Color Changing Bidirectional Tube

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    Vandana Sharma
    This document summarizes the color changing bidirectional origami tube pattern. The pattern was initially studied by S. Guest, S. Pellegrino, and B. Kresling and later showed how to make it change colors by Tomoko Fuse and Robert Lang. Researchers at BYU have also used variations of this pattern in origami-based engineering applications. The document provides instructions on how to fold the tube and references three sources that discuss using this pattern for bellows and medical device applications.

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    Color Changing Bidirectional

    Tube This pattern has been studied


    extensively with initial studies by
    S. Guest, S. Pellegrino, and B. Kresling.
    The color changing version was shown
    by origami artists Tomoko Fuse and
    Robert Lang.

    Variations of the pattern has also


    been used in origami-based
    engineering applications by
    researchers at BYU. To learn more,
    visit cmr.byu.edu or look at the
    citations below.

    Cut out, fold,


    wrap into a tube
    and tape or glue
    tabs to far side.

    For better results,


    prescore the folds
    by running over them
    with a blunt object
    such as a ballpoint
    pen.

    Mountain Folds

    Valley Folds

    Butler, Jared, et al. "Highly compressible origami


    bellows for harsh environments." ASME 2016
    IDETC. ASME Digital Collection, 2016.

    Sargent, B, et al. “An Origami-Based Medical


    Support System to Mitigate Flexible Shaft
    Buckling (in review)” ASME Journal of Mechanisms
    and Robotics, 2019.

    Sargent, B, et al. “Deployable bellows for delivery


    of a flexible, elongate device and methods of use”
    US Patent US20190269885A1

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