Rhombus rods

Rhombus rods are geometric structures composed of interconnected rhombus-shaped elements, arranged in a repeating pattern. These structures exhibit unique mechanical properties, such as flexibility and stability, due to their geometric configuration. Often studied in materials science and architecture, rhombus rods can provide insight into designing lightweight, strong materials or structures that can absorb energy or deform in specific ways without breaking. Their symmetry and tiling patterns make them interesting for both theoretical research and practical applications like deployable structures or innovative building materials.