How Origami Changed the World

Origami, originating from Japan, is not only an art form but also a mathematical tool. While Euclid laid the foundations of geometry, he couldn't solve certain problems like angle trisection and cube doubling. In 1936, Margarita P Belloc used origami to find solutions to these problems, leading to new mathematical axioms. Origami's mathematical applications extend to modern engineering, influencing technologies like airbags and robotics.

How did the findings of Margarita P Belloc change the understanding of origami?

In what ways has origami been applied in modern engineering?