Create a professional, visually impressive 16-slide engineering presentation for the “Robot Impact: Solve for a Better Tomorrow” program. PROJECT TITLE: “Hybrid Tracked–Legged Search and Rescue Robot for Disaster Response” PROJECT CONCEPT: We are designing a hybrid search-and-rescue robot that combines TRACKED MOBILITY and LEGGED MOBILITY. The robot is intended for disaster and hazardous environments where human rescuers may be at risk, such as collapsed buildings, rough terrain, debris-filled areas, narrow passages, unstable surfaces and other dangerous environments. The robot should be capable of switching/using tracked and legged locomotion depending on terrain conditions. Tracks provide stability, speed and traction on relatively flat or debris-covered surfaces, while legs provide obstacle negotiation, climbing and adaptability on highly uneven terrain. The presentation must look like a REAL ENGINEERING PROJECT PRESENTATION, not a generic AI-generated presentation. DESIGN STYLE: - Modern robotics + disaster-response theme - Professional engineering/technical appearance - Dark navy/charcoal background with subtle red/orange emergency accents - Clean white/light text - Use realistic robotics visuals - Use technical diagrams, flowcharts, labeled illustrations and system architecture diagrams - Avoid cartoon-style graphics - Avoid excessive text - Use consistent typography and spacing - Every slide should have a strong visual element - Use realistic 3D-style illustrations of the hybrid tracked + legged rescue robot - Maintain the SAME robot design throughout the entire presentation - Robot should look like a compact rugged search-and-rescue UGV with tracks and articulated legs - Include sensors/cameras on the robot where appropriate - Make diagrams technically understandable and presentation-ready - Use icons only when they improve understanding - Do not overcrowd slides IMPORTANT: Use diagrams and images wherever mentioned below. Do NOT replace important diagrams with paragraphs. SLIDE 1 — TITLE Title: “Hybrid Tracked–Leg