Honeycomb structure is the optimal way to cover a region with shapes of the same area while minimizing the boundary.
You get honeycomb lattices naturally when you try to pack things efficiently into a surface. For example the same sized soap bubbles on the water surface.
The grid cells are tightly packed to equidistance to each other just like the bubbles.
You get honeycomb lattices naturally when you try to pack things efficiently into a surface. For example the same sized soap bubbles on the water surface.
The grid cells are tightly packed to equidistance to each other just like the bubbles.