It's a giant airbag.

It's not a mechanical object, not a pump, not an airbag.

Compare that to the airbag debate probably about 30 years behind.

Airbag designers also have the problem of getting flat sheets into a small space.

So they need to figure out how, in a computer, to flatten an airbag.

You could never put a human inside of an airbag, because they would get squashed.

One of the most common uses for MEMS accelerometers is in airbag deployment systems for modern automobiles.

Those are the origami creases forming, and now you can see the airbag inflate and find out, does it work?

The airbag flattening algorithm came from all the developments of circle packing and the mathematical theory that was really developed just to create insects things with legs.

The airbag flattening algorithm came from all the developments of circle packing and the mathematical theory that was really developed just to create insects things with legs.

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