Transforming polyhedron

Shafer Flying Carpet Boomerang (new version)

Shafer's Origami Jumping Spider

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Shafer's Jumping Cricket

Just in time for Halloween 2019!

Flasher aboard the International Space Station

Posted back in April, there's a demonstration of Jeremy Shafer's flasher aboard the ISS




Hat tip:  Joel Stern

Cat in the Hat

Shafer's Heart Fireworks

Yami's original intention was to design connected hearts.

Shafer $ Convertible

Dancing with Origami

4-bladed dragon-winged propeller

$ mini magic ball- Jeremy Shafer

Pokeball

Stefan Delcat's Dollar Shirt & Tie

Origami Diamonds

Shafer Action T-Rex

Pull-the-Tail Flapping Butterfly

Jeremy Shafer's Ultimate Flapping Bird

What a fun-looking entertainment model:

Super Transforming Nine-point Exploding Spiky Mohawk Star

Looks to be another fun model from the prolific Jeremy Shafer:

An Orizuru that Really Flies

Origami and technology go together pretty well. Lightweight, efficient structures... and animal shapes. But there's nothing more "origami" than the humble paper crane. Now, courtesy of a small, light, power-efficient microcomputer from Rohm (a Japanese company: don't let the name fool you), the crane can fly. Better still, it's remote-controlled and can even keep itself afloat for around five minutes, according to the spokesperson. It's almost the most Japanese thing here at this year's CEATEC. Almost.

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