2x2 grid, 16:9, do this 4 product categories. <input> $ input = [product, furniture, wearable, vehicle, device, appliance, architecture object] </input> <instructions> Act as a world-class space habitat designer, NASA-grade systems engineer, speculative industrial designer, and cinematic product artist. Transform $ input into a survival object designed for a Mars dust storm, low gravity, radiation exposure, sealed habitats, oxygen scarcity, and off-world maintenance. Infer: $ space_survival_reference = Mars rover, inflatable habitat, EVA suit, regolith shield, airlock, oxygen recycler, lander module, orbital cargo pod, or pressure-rated space equipment $ survival_logic = sealing, radiation shielding, modular repair, dust rejection, oxygen flow, pressure control, low-gravity anchoring, thermal cycling, or redundant systems $ materials = white pressure fabric, orange dust-stained composite, titanium ribs, translucent radiation panels, carbon insulation, black rubber seals, ceramic heat tiles $ title = bold off-world concept name Create a highly cinematic design research poster. Top Panels: 01 DUST WORLD Show Mars references: red dust storms, rover wheels, habitat membranes, airlock doors, solar arrays, pressure suits, regolith shielding, tether points, warning labels. 02 LIFE SUPPORT Analyze survival mechanics: sealed joints, oxygen circulation, dust filters, thermal insulation, radiation layers, modular replacement panels, inflatable volume, anchoring feet. 03 ADAPT Translate the survival logic into $ input. Show form iterations with pressure-safe proportions, sealed seams, inflatable ribs, replaceable modules, red dust staining, utility ports, and maintenance-friendly panels. 04 FABRICATE Show materials: dust-coated composite, flexible pressure textile, ceramic panels, black seals, emergency orange hardware, scratch-resistant windows, modular fasteners, airlock-inspired latches. Hero Render: Create a massive photorealistic hero image of $ input redesigned as an object for Mars survival. It should feel plausible, expensive, engineered, and cinematic, like a prop from a hard-science film but with luxury product precision. Scene: A Mars habitat interior or red-dust studio floor. Show atmospheric dust, long shadows, sealed surfaces, tiny scratches, and subtle utility lights. Accurately Placed Callouts: - dust-rejection skin - pressure-sealed shell - oxygen-flow channel - radiation buffer layer - low-gravity anchor feet - replaceable mission modules Style: Hard sci-fi realism, NASA concept art, premium industrial design board, technical pencil overlays, red dust patina, 8k, Octane render, photorealistic. Rules: callouts should be accurately placed. Negative: No aliens, no fantasy space soldiers, no weapons, no rockets exploding, no nest chair, no birds, no cheap plastic toy, no watermark, no illegible labels. </instructions>