“…Auxetic metamaterials exhibit exceptional mechanical properties due to their counter-intuitive deformation characteristics, making them valuable across various fields including acoustic engineering, [14,32] seismic engineering, [33,34] medical devices, [1,35] smart sensors, [36,37] and protective engineering. [38,39] In recent years, researchers have increasingly explored tensileexpansive materials such as chiral structures, [40][41][42][43] reentrant structures, [27,44] and rotating polygonal structures, [45,46] focusing on their in-plane impact properties. Chiral and antichiral structures demonstrate excellent mechanical attributes including impact and shear resistance, as well as cushioning and vibration absorption, combined with low density and high specific strength.…”