Futuristic Nanchatte-Machine Hangar

Goal: Create a highly detailed futuristic maintenance-bay scene for a fictional flying robot aircraft branded {argument name="machine name" default="Nanchatte-Machine"}, combining clean Japanese sci-fi design, industrial realism, and playful “fake future tech” charm. Canvas: Vertical 3:4 composition, high-resolution cinematic concept art, slightly elevated wide-angle view looking down into a bright laboratory hangar. Use crisp focus across the whole image, photorealistic rendering with intricate mechanical detail. Main subject: A large white humanoid-faced VTOL air robot parked diagonally from lower left to upper right. It has a sleek transparent cockpit canopy on the top-front, an elegant pale android face integrated into the nose, two thin articulated robotic arms extending forward, and exposed internal machinery along the side. The body is mostly glossy white with turquoise, orange, yellow, black, and red accent panels, fine panel seams, rivets, labels, cables, pistons, vents, and engine components. Discrete major elements: Include exactly 1 main flying robot aircraft, exactly 2 huge circular ducted-fan rotor pods mounted left and right above the fuselage, exactly 1 detached rounded cockpit or pod module on the lower right, exactly 1 human technician, exactly 1 wall blueprint poster labeled “H-2025”, exactly 1 large title on the wall, and exactly 4 hanging pendant lights near the ceiling. Human technician: A single mechanic wearing a teal-blue work uniform and matching hard hat stands on the right side of the main aircraft, leaning forward while using tools on the exposed engine area. Scale the person small compared with the machine to emphasize the aircraft’s size. Workshop environment: Clean futuristic aerospace workshop with white walls, glossy pale floor, ceiling-hung cables, cabinets, shelves full of bottles and parts, teal tool chests, orange drawers, small electronics boxes, metal trays, scattered maintenance panels, bolts, wires, wrenches, screwdrivers, calipers, rulers, and technical drawings on the floor. Arrange the foreground like an active repair scene with open blue tool bins and organized parts trays. Text content: Put the large wall headline in the upper left reading “{argument name="headline text" default="Nanchatte-Machine"}”, with “Nanchatte-” in blue and “Machine” in red. Add a thin cyan bracket-like graphic line to the left of the headline and a short red-yellow-cyan color bar beneath it. On the back wall, include a technical schematic poster reading “H-2025” with small blueprint drawings. Color and lighting: Bright clean studio lighting with soft shadows and glossy reflections on the floor. Dominant palette is white, teal, cyan, orange, red, yellow, metallic gray, and black. Add a bold diagonal teal stripe and orange vertical architectural panel high on the back wall. Style constraints: Ultra-detailed futuristic industrial concept art, realistic materials, no cartoon styling, no extra people, no extra aircraft, no watermark, no illegible gibberish text except tiny technical markings, keep the machine name clearly readable.