Industrial Humanoid Robot Blueprint

Please create a three-view (orthographic) drawing of a {argument name="robot type" default="humanoid robot"} operated at a lunar base. Arrange the front, side, and back views side by side at the same scale and with the same design. Make the background white or a very light gray, for a clean, reference-style three-view drawing. The design should be {argument name="design taste" default="sharp, detail-dense Japanese real-robot-style mecha design"}. Not too slim, convincingly practical-looking, with a feel somewhere between a military machine and a work machine. Do not make it look like Gundam. Keep it a purely original robot designed for a lunar base. Robot features: ・A bipedal humanoid robot ・A relatively small head with a precision-machine-like sensor visor or a monocular-style sensor ・A face that isn't too human — inorganic and intelligent-looking ・Panel lines and segmented structure on the shoulders, chest, waist, and legs, giving a sense of precision ・Solid, well-articulated joint structure in the legs, with stability suited for moving on the lunar surface ・Slightly long arms, with five-fingered manipulator hands ・Equipped with a backpack or rear unit, with a structure that looks like it could house communication, power, and attitude-control functions ・No need for excessive weaponry ・Don't give it any weapons ・A practical robot used for patrolling, security, support work, and assisting extravehicular activity at the lunar base Design taste: ・{argument name="color scheme" default="based on white, light gray, and dark gray"} ・A subtle red or orange as an accent color, with just a touch of blue ・A clean color scheme that harmonizes with spacesuits and lunar equipment ・Convincing as an industrial product ・A sharp, edgy silhouette ・Include some fine details, precise mechanisms, panel lines, and warning labels ・Futuristic-feeling, but grounded and realistic mecha design Requirements for the three-view drawing: ・Clearly separate the front, side, and back views ・Fit the entire body in frame without cropping ・Use a standing, neutral pose ・Make the shape differences clear in each view ・Prioritize its usefulness as reference material ・No need for unnecessary background staging ・No explosions, action, smoke, etc. ・Present it like design/reference documentation, not like a character