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They're embedded with mechanical electrical devices, sensors.

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He folded his paper, consulting his watch.

And this stent folds down using an origami pattern, based on a model called the water bomb base.

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And it works perfectly on its test range, and it indeed folds up into a neat little bundle.

String matching in general is commonly used for dealing with computational biology

Now let's see it in action.

So when you shake the chain, it then folds up into any configuration that you've programmed in so in this case, a spiral, or in this case, two cubes next to each other.

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The interesting thing is that if you change the sequence, you change the three dimensional folding.

But on the other side, if you look at the natural systems, we have proteins that have two million types, can fold in 10,000 nanoseconds, or DNA with three billion base pairs we can replicate in roughly an hour.

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And like this magnificent origami, cells are developing at one million cells per second at four weeks, as it's just folding on itself.

If we add 1 we jump 1 up in the cyclic array over here, which is the same as doing a right turn.

The telescope, going up in space, it unfolds in two places.

When this amino acid sequence gets pronounced as atoms, these little letters are sticky for each other.

Silently, without much fanfare, this approach has been compiling victories beyond chess.

And then instructions set, from the brain to every other part of the body

A single strand dipped in water that completely self folds on its own into the letters M I T.

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Now you can just make a little network like this and fold them and stick them together and make an icosahedron.

That night, when the passengers would be sleeping, he would give it one more fold, and the second day, he would be wearing a fireman's cap with a little shoot just like a designer cap, because it protects the spinal cord.

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And I want to tell you how we did that in origami.

She folded colored paper into a paper crane.

Origami revolves around crease patterns.

This is another part, single strand, dipped in a bigger tank that self folds into a cube, a three dimensional structure, on its own.

For example, if you go from go left to go up, that the same as turning right.

Protein folding, a topic that shares the incredible expansiveness of chess there are more ways of folding a protein than there are atoms in the universe.

These short DNA sequences are what are going to fold the long strand into this shape that we want to make.

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It's a multiplication.

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And this allows us to simulate this self assembly behavior and try to optimize which parts are folding when.

So in one dimensional systems this is a project called the self folding proteins.

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So the net effect of all 250 of these strands is to fold the long strand into the shape you're looking for.

Flynn took ownership of ENCOM in 1982 as the company skyrocketed to the top of the tech industry.