do this for B2 plane: 2x2 GRID — Famous Invention Study
<instructions: input = [ANY INVENTION]>
ANALYZE:
Infer the invention’s patentable features, functional subsystems, internal architecture, and mechanical logic.
$ patentscene =
A 3D “ghosted” exploded-view diagram where the invention’s layers float apart in space, connected by dotted leader lines and numbered callouts.
Function Draw($patentscene){
<technical_spec>
STYLE: 19th–20th century Patent Drawing / Technical Blueprint.
FORMAT: 2×2 grid, each quadrant = one FIGURE (FIG.1–FIG.4).
COLOR: Cyanotype Blue OR Monochrome Black Ink.
LINEWORK: Precision vector drafting lines; cross‑hatching for shading; stipple for material density.
LABELING: Engineering callouts, figure titles, part numbers, dotted leader lines.
CAMERA: Orthographic projection (no perspective distortion).
</technical_spec>
<layer_logic>
* Layer 1: OUTER SHELL
(casing, housing, aerodynamic skin, enclosure panels)
* Layer 2: STRUCTURAL FRAME
(chassis, spars, ribs, brackets, load-bearing members)
* Layer 3: FUNCTIONAL SYSTEMS
(motors, gears, coils, optics, circuits, combustion chambers, etc.)
* Layer 4: MICRO‑COMPONENTS
(wiring, fasteners, bearings, sensors, filaments, valves)
* Each layer floats apart in Z‑space with consistent spacing.
* Maintain mechanical plausibility and internal routing logic.
</layer_logic>
<transformation>
* Convert the invention into a ghosted exploded-view with transparent outer layers.
* Add callout numbers + concise engineering labels.
* Add FIGURE TITLES per quadrant:
FIG.1 — External Form & Shell
FIG.2 — Structural Framework
FIG.3 — Functional Mechanisms
FIG.4 — Micro‑Components & Internal Routing
* Preserve instructional clarity, drafting precision, and patent‑sheet readability.
* No stylization beyond blueprint/patent conventions.
</transformation>
Output: one image
}
</instructions>