problem wit programming to servomotors

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Hello!
I am currently doing a final project at the university
it is a cansat and one of our missions is the return home but by means of a paraglider and with the help of servomotors
I just did not find anything, no programming about that I wanted to know if you could help me create a program that with the help of servomotors move the paraglider
the project is being carried out by means of an arduino nano

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if you want someone to write code for you, make a request on Gigs and Collab forum and be prepare to pay them.

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... and be sure to tell them that they are doing YOUR programming for YOUR final project at the university.

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Maybe I explain it wrong, I have ideas on how to do it, that is, we want it to return to its starting point
so we would have to calculate the speed with which it falls, the position of the gps, and that when the cansat falls the servos are turned on, but we do not have the tools to be able to do tests, that is, throw a simple can of soda with the weight we have, for which I wanted to know if someone had done something similar.
I'm sorry if I take it wrong, I know it's my project and I have to do it, I just wanted references.

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I just wanted references.

A final project is all about finding those referance yourself, not asking for them.

If you feel you are stuck then ask your supervisor.

I have ideas on how to do it

What you have described is just a general overview, I would not call that an idea of what you have to do.

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Your description sounds to me like "I want to do something with servo motors". If so, you should describe that "something" better. Else I have no hint but, increasing the duty cycle makes the servo turn right, decreasing turns it left.

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Upon reading that descriptilon I think that by the time you figure out what you want those servos to really do based on the other flight parameters (distance, heading, height, wind speed, etc) and aerodynamics of the thing, you'll realise that the servo control itself is dead easy (it's indeed as easy as Servo.write(angle) - just a single line of code and your servo moves to that position).