Transform my existing scientific presentation into a professional scientific conference poster. Use the provided PowerPoint presentation as the main source material. If a Word document containing the speech/explanation is also provided, use it together with the PowerPoint to better understand the scientific story and context. Do NOT simply place the PowerPoint slides next to each other. Analyze the content and reorganize it into one coherent scientific poster. Identify and prioritize: scientific background and motivation research objective microrobot concept/design materials and methods experimental approach key results important quantitative findings biological/cellular interactions conclusions future perspectives Select only the most important information. Condense long explanations and remove details that are useful for an oral presentation but unnecessary for a poster. Prioritize visual communication. Reuse the most relevant figures, microscopy images, graphs, diagrams and experimental schematics from the presentation. Do not include every figure. Give greater visual emphasis to the main concept and most important results. Create a professional scientific poster, preferably in A0 portrait format, suitable for an international bioengineering/microrobotics conference. The poster should have: a strong title/header clear section hierarchy logical reading order concise text large readable figures clear captions consistent typography good alignment and spacing sufficient white space a coherent color palette based on the original presentation The result must look like a real scientific conference poster, NOT like a collection of PowerPoint slides. Create a clear visual narrative: Why is this research needed? → What was developed? → How was it tested? → What were the main results? → What do they demonstrate? → What comes next? Determine the exact section organization yourself based on the scientific content. Most importantly, CREATE THE ACTUAL POSTER GRAPHICALLY. I want to see a complete visual version of the poster, not just a textual outline or wireframe. If supported, generate a high-resolution editable poster and a JPG/PNG/PDF preview. Do not invent scientific data, numerical results, experiments, conclusions or claims that are not supported by the provided files. Before finalizing, check scientific accuracy, readability, figure quality, visual hierarchy, spacing and consistency with the original presentation.