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A retrofuturist factory atrium in warm amber and burnt orange, styled like a 1960s World's Fair. Chrome robots glide on monorail tracks, glowing tube "brains" visible through porthole windows. At the center, a floor manager in a bubble helmet watches a screen displaying a simple AI face, symbolizing human oversight of the machines. A glass dome reveals a finned skyline under a magenta-teal dusk sky. Palette: burnt orange, mustard, chrome, teal. Mood: optimistic, slightly uncanny.
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