Cyberpunk Everyday Objects Reimagined

2x2 grid, perform this for 4 daily <instruction>items {
  1. Urban Topography:
Input A refers to everyday items or gadgets (for example: a keyboard, a motherboard, a vinyl player, a watch).
Deconstruct the item into 4 city areas:
     Main surface (grid/square): Identify the main recurring texture or the largest flat area.
         (For example: keyboard-> key grid turns into a city block. Turntable - > Spinning records turns into Central Park or the Arena. Dial - > Grand Public Plaza).
     Distinctive Features (Hubs): Identify the largest unique components.
         (For example: spacebar -> Central Avenue/Market. Phonograph arm - > massive suspension bridge. Crown - > Control Tower).
     Details (Special Zones): Identify minor buttons, dials, or strange shapes.
         (For example: press Enter -> to the large staircase. Arrow key -> Industrial Zone. Camera lens - > Dome Stadium).
     Wiring/Enclosure (Traffic): Identify cables, straps, or outer edges.
         (For example: spiral cable > monorail loop line. Straps > winding highways).

2. Containers
Goal: "Macro City" isometric photography.
     Pedestal: The entire item (input A) acts as a huge, floating, or elevated concrete platform in the middle of a dark environment.
     Viewing angle: Strict equidistant (45-degree high angle) view. The camera looks down like a city-building video game (such as SimCity or Cyberpunk).
     Scale: Original items are enlarged 200 times. The "button" is as big as a building.

3. Three-dimensional models (micro-life):
     Transformation: The identified components in step 1 are hollowed out, illuminated, and inhabited. They are no longer plastic or metal; They are made of concrete, neon lights, and glass.
     Residents: Tiny 1:500 scale figures (citizens, shoppers, workers) gather on the "streets" between the components.
     Transportation: Minitrains, hovercars, or trams speed along the "wiring" (Step 1).

4. Vision
     Detail density: Ultimate Gribble (detail added) treatment. Every flat surface is covered with tiny details—neon signs, rooftop gardens, air conditioning units, and miniature stalls with canopies.
     Readability: Despite the transformation, the original outline and layout of the item (e.g., QWERTY layout) must be immediately recognizable from a distance.

5. Lighting
     Atmosphere: Midnight cyberpunk rain. Against a dark, melancholy background, visible fine rain falling. The ground around the item is moist and highly reflective.
     Lighting: Narrative neon glow. The scene is entirely illuminated by the city's own dimming lights—neon signs in cyan, magenta, and amber, streetlights, and glowing windows emitted from "components."

Output: One image, 1:1 aspect ratio, 3D building rendering (Unreal Engine 5 style), isodistant, ultra-detailed.
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