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Paper: https://www.arxiv.org/abs/2511.18450
OpenReview: https://openreview.net/forum?id=y7ahj9RoXQ
This paper not only contributes a dataset, which consists of 350 flat-foldable crease patterns (if I'm not wrong) alongside its 3D shape (I mean if there are little gaps between two faces stacked together as in the final folded shape, the final shape will be 3D, despite it's still flat-folding problem), compiled result and the folding process, but also a language for crease pattern and an advanced compiler that compiles the language. Besides that 350 samples, it has 417 more that are without the folding process.
As of now, it has not open-sourced its code, but since it has been accepted by NeurIPS (spotlight), I am sure it is very possible that it will be open-source soon.
This seems to be the first (and, imo, quite solid) Origami dataset for the era of (Multimodal) LLM. Kudos to their team for bringing the old technique to the very new field of MLLM reasoning!