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The robot girl’s design blends sleek industrial robotics with a deliberately feminine, humanoid silhouette, giving her a clean, futuristic yet characterful presence. Overall silhouette and proportions She has a slender, human-like build with long legs and a compact torso, seated posture emphasizing smooth joint transitions rather than bulky machinery. The proportions are slightly stylized: narrow waist, rounded hips Color scheme and materials Her primary color palette is white, black, and dark gray, with soft yellow and occasional red indicator lights. The white armor panels appear matte or lightly satin-finished, contrasting with black under-structure elements that resemble synthetic muscle or flexible cabling. The darker areas give the impression of rubberized or polymer components designed for articulation, while the white panels suggest protective plating. Head and face design Her head is smooth and oval, helmet-like, with a glossy black faceplate instead of a traditional face. In the center of this faceplate is a single glowing yellow “eye,” circular and camera-like, which serves as her main visual sensor. The lack of facial features makes her expression minimalistic, but the warm yellow glow gives her a calm, attentive personality rather than a cold or hostile one. Torso and chest The chest is compact and angular, with layered armor plates. Several soft yellow lights are embedded in the torso—one central panel and smaller ones near the shoulders—suggesting power cores or status indicators. Small warning symbols and panel seams add to the industrial realism, implying she’s built for a functional environment rather than purely decorative purposes. Arms and hands Her arms are slim and articulated, with white armor shells over black joint mechanisms. The hands are fully mechanical, with defined fingers and visible joints, capable of fine motor control. The fingers are darker, emphasizing their utilitarian, tool-like nature while still maintaining a human