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Nitinol Stent Flat-Pattern Deployment (2D)

A 2D unrolled laser-cut flat-pattern view of a self-expanding Nitinol stent: watch the diamond-cell hinges open as the delivery sheath retracts, driven by the same stress-induced martensitic transformation law as the 3D model, with a live superelastic hysteresis loop.

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This is the 2D counterpart to the 3D Nitinol stent deployment model: instead of a rendered tube, it shows the stent's own laser-cut flat pattern unrolled — the diamond-cell mesh exactly as it exists before being rolled and welded into a cylinder. Retracting the sheath opens each diamond hinge according to the same idealized superelastic stress-strain law that governs the 3D model (identical constants: austenite-finish temperature, loading/unloading plateau stresses, elastic and lock-up moduli), so the physics is byte-for-byte the same — only the representation changes, from a rendered cylinder to a technical flat-pattern diagram with a live hysteresis-loop readout.

⚙ Under the hood

Retract a delivery sheath and watch the stent's own laser-cut flat pattern — the diamond-cell mesh unrolled flat before it's rolled into a tube — open hinge by hinge through stress-induced martensitic transformation, with a live superelastic hysteresis loop and chronic outward force readout.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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