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Origami cranes and muddy boots: Fifa Museum unveils the memorabilia it acquired from the Women’s World Cup

It's been three months since the final whistle was blown to mark the end of the Fifa Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand—with Spain defeating the England team 1-0 on 20 August at Stadium ...
techtimes

This Beautiful Origami Crane Is Actually A Drone In Disguise

LAPIS Semiconductor, a subsidiary of Japanese electronics manufacturing company ROHM Semiconductor, is looking to reverse the bad reputation of drones in Japan with the unveiling of the Orizuru, a ...
朝日新聞社

Oslo gets lesson in origami cranes at Nobel Prize ceremony

OSLO—The Nobel Peace Prize ceremony gave both Norwegian and Japanese citizens an opportunity to reflect on the meaning of making “orizuru” folded-paper cranes, a symbol of prayers for peace in Japan.
The Next Web

This Japanese paper drone weighs just 1oz and flies like an origami bird

A Japanese company has a unique take on drones: At a recent trade show in Tokyo, LAPIS Semiconductor demoed the Orizuru, a remote control origami crane that’s made mostly of paper and weighs only one ...
The Independent

At the Tree of Life synagogue today, as we mourn our loved ones, we are still surrounded by paper cranes

The cranes arrived at Tree of Life synagogue in a large box, nested in tissue. They were not live, but made of paper, their shape produced via a complicated series of folds. These origami birds — or ...