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taff from geodesichelp writes:

"Anyone who engages in computer 3D rendering knows that it's hard to decide when to stop enhancing the model/render. That said, I've refined the original render (original post,) to ehance the rivets and shadows. (I think I'm done -- but don't quote me on that.)"

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my friend at tensegrity wiki

3_ring_marcelo_pars_tensegrity

 

Thanks go to http://tensegrity.wikispaces.com/ for a wicked good job putting together and maintaining a scientific tensegrity wiki blog. It has pages and links to all things tensegrity. It's up to date, too.

http://tensegrity.wikispaces.com

Here is one link tensegrity.wiki has added today to the site which takes you to several of Adrian Rossiter's latest and  revolutionary jitterbug movies, inspired by Joe Clinton's jitterbugging tetrahedron. Thanks, Adrian. Thanks, Joe.

Dick

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