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Tech architecture infographic titled "Security Camera Placement" using archetype HOW-IT-WORKS adapted as a smart home security plan. Create an isometric 3D house cutaway floor-plan in dark mode neon palette, showing a complete home with front door, back door, driveway, garage, porch, living room, hallway, stairs, backyard, side gate, and windows. Render labeled BOXES for each security component and coverage zone, connected by ARROWS showing viewing direction, monitoring flow, and alert flow. Include these boxes: 1) 'Front Door Camera' with camera icon and role description 'Monitors entry visitors and package area'; 2) 'Driveway Camera' with camera icon and role description 'Covers vehicles and street approach'; 3) 'Backyard Camera' with camera icon and role description 'Watches rear access and fence line'; 4) 'Garage Camera' with camera icon and role description 'Observes garage door and storage access'; 5) 'Indoor Entry Camera' with camera icon and role description 'Verifies motion after main entry'; 6) 'Hallway Camera' with camera icon and role description 'Tracks movement between rooms'; 7) 'Wi-Fi Router' with router icon and role description 'Provides local network connectivity'; 8) 'Smart Home Hub' with generic hub icon and role description 'Coordinates automation and device control'; 9) 'Mobile App' with smartphone icon and role description 'Receives live view and alert notifications'; 10) 'Cloud Storage' with generic cloud icon and role description 'Stores encrypted recordings and events'; 11) 'Motion Sensor Zone' with sensor icon and role description 'Triggers recording on movement'; 12) 'Night Vision Coverage' with moon icon and role description 'Maintains visibility in low light'. Use ARROWS with short English labels such as 'video stream', 'motion alert', 'Wi-Fi setup', 'push notification', 'encrypted upload', 'live preview', 'event clip', 'coverage zone', 'entry view', 'rear view'. Show camera field-of-view cones in neon translucent overlays, highlighting overlapping coverage at critical entry points and blind-spot reduction. Add numbered legend 1-7 walking through the request lifecycle in English: 1. 'Identify entry points and high-risk outdoor zones'; 2. 'Mount cameras to cover doors, driveway, and backyard'; 3. 'Aim lenses to avoid blind spots and reduce glare'; 4. 'Connect each camera to Wi-Fi Router and Smart Home Hub'; 5. 'Configure motion alerts, recording schedules, and night vision'; 6. 'Send live video and event clips to Mobile App and Cloud Storage'; 7. 'Review coverage map and adjust angles for full-home monitoring'. Include small best-practice callouts in English such as 'Avoid pointing at bright lights', 'Install above reach', 'Cover all exterior doors', 'Respect privacy areas', 'Use overlapping views'. Visually hint at smart-bulb and voice-assistant setup search intent only through subtle generic smart-home context elements like a glowing bulb icon near a room and a generic voice assistant speaker icon, but do not include that phrase as on-image text. Visual style: editorial developer-blog illustration, isometric or flat tech-diagram style, vector-clean infographic layout, futuristic smart-home planning board, high contrast dark background, neon cyan, electric blue, violet, magenta, and green accents, clean grid composition, precise architectural overlays, polished but practical mood. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no real cloud-vendor logos (AWS / GCP / Azure) — use generic cloud icons, no watermarks No real smart home brand logos (no Google Home / Alexa / HomePod). Generic icons.