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In this paper, I discuss developments in computational origami, the application of computation geometry to the creation of art and technology. Origami, the Japanese art of paperfolding, is a tightly constrained art form (one sheet, no cuts in the most common form) and techniques and concepts from CG have revolutionized the art and have led to remarkable practical applications.