Industrial Humanoid Robot Blueprint

Create a three-view drawing of a {argument name="robot type" default="humanoid robot"} to be operated at a lunar base.
Display three views—front, side, and back—arranged side-by-side at the same scale and with the same design.
The background should be white or very light gray, creating a clean three-view diagram for reference material.

The design should be a {argument name="design style" default="sharp, high-detail Japanese real-robot-style mecha design"}.
It should not be too slender, but have a convincing appearance of a practical machine, with an atmosphere somewhere between military and industrial use.
Please do not make it look like a Gundam.
Keep it as an original lunar base robot.

Robot Features:
- Bipedal humanoid robot.
- Small head with a precision-machined sensor visor or monocular-style sensor.
- The face should not be too human-like, but inorganic and intelligent.
- Panel lines and segmented structures on the shoulders, chest, waist, and legs for a sense of precision.
- Legs should have a solid joint structure with a sense of stability suitable for lunar movement.
- Arms should be slightly long, with 5-finger manipulators for hands.
- Equipped with a backpack or rear unit with structures suggesting functions for communication, power, and attitude control.
- Excessive weaponry is not required.
- Do not give it weapons.
- A practical robot used for patrols, security, auxiliary work, and extravehicular activity support at the lunar base.

Design Taste:
- {argument name="color scheme" default="Based on white, light gray, and dark gray"}.
- Accent colors of modest red or orange, with a tiny bit of blue-ish accents.
- A clean color scheme that harmonizes with spacesuits and lunar equipment.
- Persuasiveness as an industrial product.
- A sharp-edged silhouette.
- Include some fine details, precise mechanisms, panel lines, and cautionary markings.
- Futuristic feel, but a realistic and grounded mechanical expression.

Requirements for the Three-View Drawing:
- Clearly separate the front, side, and back views.
- Ensure the full body is within the frame without being cut off.
- The pose should be a neutral, upright standing pose.
- Ensure the differences in shape are clear in each view.
- Emphasize informative/reference value.
- No unnecessary background effects.
- No explosions, action, or smoke.
- Presented as setting reference material rather than a character illustration.