The floating table concept of tensegrity represents a fascinating intersection of art, engineering, and architecture, showcasing how innovative design can challenge conventional ideas of stability and form. It's an inspiring example for anyone interested in structural design and creativity. If you're thinking about building or designing such a table, it could make for an exciting project! Follow us @unknownthingshere for more #physics #tensegrity #unknownthings | Unknownthingshere

Mini Tensegrity Table: thin but strong cables provide the support in this precision machined version of the tensegrity concept, where flexible tethers under tension are placed in balance and create an illusion of levitation. The first tensegrity structure was invented by Kenneth Snelson in 1949 and the concept was later made famous by the architect Buckminster Fuller. This stand by Kontax Engineering Ltd came as a kit and was a lot of fun to assemble. ➡️ Follow the link in my profile for info on

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