Fixed lens locks the subject (the subject remains stationary, with no changes in posture or position throughout the entire process), and both the subject and background in the initial image have a realistic texture. Subsequently, the background gradually turns black from the edge towards the center, as if it has been blurred by ink, gradually devouring the original environment until the background completely sinks into pure black, leaving only the subject clearly visible. At the same time, a digital wireframe composed of cold toned fluorescent lines (such as ice blue and silver white) began to appear on the surface of the main body - the lines accurately outlined the outline, joints, and three-dimensional structure of the main body, forming a grid effect similar to a 3D engineering drawing. The lines flickered slightly with the slight current light effect, enhancing the sense of technology. The process of wireframing is completed synchronously with the background turning black, and the final image is frozen as follows: in a pure black background, the subject is presented in a complete digital wireframe form, and the camera is fixed throughout the entire process. Through the dual effects of "background darkening" and "subject wireframing", the precision and aloofness of future technology are highlighted, creating a future technology atmosphere of "reality detachment and data visualization".