„HORIZON SYSTEMS EXPO HORIZON SYSTEMS PRESENTS BUILD THE NEXT LAYER 24–25 SEPTEMBER 2026 PIER 27 · SAN FRANCISCO OPEN SYSTEMS · LIVE DEMOS · TWO DAYS“ ist ein Futuristisch-Texteffekt, erstellt mit FontVibe KI. Versalien aus leuchtenden blauen Drahtgitter-Dreiecken, halbtransparent mit hellem Scanstrahl, schwebend über einem Rasterboden zwischen HUD-Eckklammern.

Create a finished vertical 3:4 key-art poster for a technology trade event. Deep midnight-navy gradient background, never pure black, fading from #020A22 at top to #061B42 near the horizon. A faint electric-blue isometric grid floor begins at the lower third and recedes toward a cold mist horizon. Center a large holographic wireframe horizon-disc: a low, luminous half-sphere made from Delaunay triangulation and cyan latitude-grid lines, hovering behind the title. Add precise HUD corner brackets and thin calibration ticks at all four margins. Set exact text, crisp and fully legible: Top small eyebrow: “HORIZON SYSTEMS PRESENTS” Main headline, two lines, dominant: “HORIZON” / “SYSTEMS EXPO” Below: “BUILD THE NEXT LAYER” Lower details: “24–25 SEPTEMBER 2026” / “PIER 27 · SAN FRANCISCO” Bottom microline: “OPEN SYSTEMS · LIVE DEMOS · TWO DAYS” The headline occupies about 65% of the width and is made entirely from fine electric-blue and cyan 3D modeling-grid lines, not solid letter fills. Use wide geometric display capitals, squared terminals, uniform stroke weight, open counters, generous tracking, visible depth edges and bright vertex intersections. Grid subdivisions follow each letter stroke, with nearer planes brighter and rear planes fading into navy. A pure white-blue horizontal scan beam crosses the headline at mid-height, making a narrow band of vertices flare white. Use restrained 3–5px cyan bloom around grid lines only. Supporting copy is compact monospaced technical lettering in pale ice-blue, aligned center. Ray-traced holographic light, sharply controlled edges, cold palette only, clean engineered negative space, no warm colors, no decorative ornaments, no people, no logos, no filled chrome lettering.