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Reprogrammable origami through bistable buckled hinges
Origami structures typically have a multiplicity of folded states that are connected to a flat sheet, making the folding protocol for specific end shapes challenging to design and deploy. Here, we introduce reprogrammable origami hinges that use bistable buckled shims to reversibly control their pre
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