ID: 2017-071 A membrane-enhanced lamina emergent torsion (M-LET) joint to constrain motion in undesired directions while not inhibiting the motion in the desired direction of the joint.

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Self-Deployable Self-Stiffening And Retractable Space Structure (SDSR) Mechanism

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ID: 2018-031 The SDSR is origami-based, fabricated using planar materials, folds up to stow into small volumes, self-deploys, maintains stiffness, and is retractable.

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Developable Mechanisms On Developable Surfaces

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ID: 2018-032 Developable mechanisms are devices that emerge from or conform to developable (curved) surfaces.

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Developable / Fully Collapsible Mechanisms

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ID: 2018-045 A cylindrical shaft that conceals curved-links (developable) four-bar mechanisms that performs different tasks

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