Extended Data Fig. 6: Drag of the kirigami specimens D according to the flow velocity U∞.
From: Kirigami-inspired parachutes with programmable reconfiguration
a. Total measured drag of a rigid disk along with the contributions from the stand and the isolated specimen. b-f. The drag-velocity curves of the specimens with with varied b. radial spacing Δr2, c. radial distribution exponent n, d. number of angular sectors Nθ, e. cutting ratio Θ and f. thickness t, where the markers show the deformation mode (diamonds are mode \({\mathcal{K}}\) and circles is mode \({\mathcal{C}}\)).
