Recent News/Activities

Recent News/Activities Show case computational origami at Youth STEM Day, March 2019 Robotics and Origami, Girl Scout STEM event, April 2018 Show case computational origami at USA Science & Engineering Festival, April 2018 Show case computational origami at NoVa Maker Faire, March 2018 Show case computational origami at Youth STEM Day, March 2018 Integrating paper craft in classroom teaching, 4~6 graders, Seoul Hancheon Elementary School in Seoul, South Korea, 2017 Presenting computational origami at the "Take Your Child to Work" in the Missile Defense Agency, 2017 Table of Contents People in MASC Research areas and ongoing projects Publications from MASC Software developed by MASC GRAND Seminar series Resources including links and documentation	The George Mason University Motion and Shape Computing (MASC) Group's research goal is to develop efficient algorithms for representing, manipulating and analyzing massive geometric data of shape and motion. The MASC group is affiliated with the GMU Autonomous Robotics Laboratory. Featured Image/Video Box2d simulation using the Nazca monkey polygon Box2D and Approximate Convex Decomposition (ACD)

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