Non-Euclidean Sorting Machine
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This machine sorts shapes by their curvature, separating spherical and hyperbolic worlds.
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This machine sorts shapes by their curvature. The curvature of a shape affects how walking on the surface works, and this is the idea of my 3D print, which I have better explained and demonstrated in the video below. The actual functioning works similarly to the uphill roller. I got the colors on my 3D print in the same way that I always do it: I printed it in white filament, and then I used permanent markers to color what needed to be colored. Here is a source that taught me a lot of background information on this topic as well as others, and chapter 4 is especially relevant here.
Segerman, Henry. “Visualizing Mathematics With 3D Printing.” Johns Hopkins University Press eBooks, 2016, https://doi.org/10.1353/book.47479.