# Factronics USA · Infographic Design Briefs · September 2026

**Cycle:** 2026-09_SEP · **Infographics:** 2 · **Anchor event:** Miami Food & Beverage Show 2026, September 13 to 16, Booth 1471

Both infographics publish in Week 3, the reveal week, when the Linx 9800 Series and Standard Bots stop being a teaser and become products with specs. Infographic 1 runs on Sep 14 alongside Blog 3 for the pharma audience. Infographic 2 runs on Sep 16 alongside Blog 4 for the food and beverage floor. Both go through the automated image pipeline, so each brief ends with the generation prompt that feeds `03_image-generation`. The Factronics logo is composited in n8n, bottom-left, 20px clear space, and never appears in the image prompt itself.

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## Infographic 1 · Inside The Linx 9800 Series

_Persona: Pharma & Compounding · Purpose: educate · Publish: Week 3, Sep 14_

### Overview

- **Title:** Inside The Linx 9800 Series
- **Persona:** Pharma and compounding labs in FL, GA, and the RTP. Small quality teams, no engineering staff, DSCSA serialization on their desk right now.
- **Purpose:** Educate. One page that maps the five models and the four numbers that remove line stops, with the GS1 Data Matrix callout that matters to this buyer.
- **Format:** Static image, Instagram and LinkedIn feed plus blog embed in Blog 3.

The persona reads this the way they read a spec sheet: top to bottom, numbers first. Compliance is a feature of the equipment, not a service we sell, so the GS1 panel describes what the printer does, nothing more.

### Dimensions & Format

- **Canvas:** 1080 x 1350 pixels, vertical 4:5
- **Resolution:** 72 dpi, web
- **Bleed:** none, digital only

### Visual Hierarchy

- **Hero:** headline "Inside The Linx 9800 Series" with a short lime accent bar above it and the subline "Five models. One idea: a line that does not stop."
- **Flow:** strictly top to bottom, single column
- **Reading order:** model strip, then the four numbers, then the GS1 panel, then footer
- **Section structure:** four horizontal bands, no sidebars, no radial layouts

### Color System

| Role | Color | Hex |
|---|---|---|
| Background | White | `#FFFFFF` |
| Panels | Light Grey | `#F0F5FA` |
| Headlines and model numbers | Navy | `#00337A` |
| Big numbers, card borders, accents | Blue | `#0D70CC` |
| Highlight bar, GS1 panel tint | Lime Green | `#C7D759` |
| Dividers, captions, footer | Border Grey | `#D1D5DB` |

Amber is reserved for urgency bars and does not appear here.

### Typography

- **Headlines:** Poppins 700/800, headline at roughly 64px, negative letter spacing
- **Body and captions:** Inter 400/600, captions at 22 to 24px, minimum 18px
- **Numbers and model labels:** JetBrains Mono 600, big numerals at roughly 96px, labels uppercase with wide tracking at 18px

### Data Presentation

- **No charts.** This is a big-number page. Every stat is a large blue mono numeral with a short grey caption.
- **Model strip:** five white cards with thin blue borders in a single row: 9810 Everyday, 9820 Higher throughput, 9830 Less maintenance, 9840 Fast, 9840 Spectrum Dark products. The 9830 and 9840 cards get a lime underline because they carry the GS1 builder.
- **Number grid:** 2 by 2. Three minutes battery printing (PrintProtect), five minutes printhead clean (SureClean), 48 percent less ink (50-micron printhead), 42 percent less solvent (Active Airflow Control).
- **GS1 callout:** lime tinted panel with a simple square Data Matrix grid drawn as a graphic, no photographic barcode scan.
- **Iconography:** none. No decoration, no icon set. Type and numbers carry the page.

### Layout Structure

- **Header:** lime bar, headline, subline. Roughly 20 percent of the canvas.
- **Body:** model strip, number grid, GS1 panel. Roughly 65 percent.
- **Footer:** "Factronics USA · Medley, FL · factronicsusa.com" in small grey mono. Logo composited in n8n at bottom-left.
- **White space:** generous gutters, 48px between bands. Nothing touches the edges except the bands themselves.

### Style Summary

- **Density:** data-forward but clean, one number per idea
- **Tone:** technical, direct, Hormozi short. Numbers first, prose second.
- **Design reference:** spec sheet meets swiss grid. Search terms: industrial minimal, big numerals, print quality, white space.

### Generation Prompt — infographic.1

Clean flat vector infographic on a white background, structured as a top-to-bottom product map. At the top, a short lime green accent bar above a large navy sans-serif headline reading exactly "Inside The Linx 9800 Series" and a smaller grey subheadline reading exactly "Five models. One idea: a line that does not stop." Below, a horizontal strip of five white cards with thin blue borders, each with a large navy number and a small grey label, reading exactly "9810 · Everyday", "9820 · Higher throughput", "9830 · Less maintenance", "9840 · Fast", "9840 Spectrum · Dark products". Below the strip, a 2 by 2 grid of large bold blue numbers with small grey captions, reading exactly "3 min · Battery printing", "5 min · Printhead clean", "48% · Less ink", "42% · Less solvent". Below the grid, a lime green tinted panel with navy text reading exactly "GS1 Data Matrix builder on 9830 and 9840. Step-by-step tool, validated as you type." Footer in small grey text reading exactly "Factronics USA · Medley, FL · factronicsusa.com". No agregues ningún otro texto fuera del indicado, ni logos, ni códigos de color. Vertical 4:5 format, 1080 x 1350 pixels, Factronics palette of navy, blue, lime green, white and light grey.

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## Infographic 2 · What Standard Bots Can Do On Your Line

_Persona: Miami Food & Bev · Purpose: explain a process and persuade · Publish: Week 3, Sep 16_

### Overview

- **Title:** What Standard Bots Can Do On Your Line
- **Persona:** Food and beverage plant owners in Doral, Hialeah, and Medley. Family run, 5 to 100 employees, cannot keep packing stations staffed.
- **Purpose:** Explain what Standard Bots covers and persuade the buyer that a robot is affordable and usable without an integrator.
- **Format:** Static image, Instagram and LinkedIn feed plus blog embed in Blog 4.

Labor framing leads. The hook is the job that is hard to hire for, then the robot that does it. Plant-floor simple, no robotics vocabulary.

### Dimensions & Format

- **Canvas:** 1080 x 1350 pixels, vertical 4:5
- **Resolution:** 72 dpi, web
- **Bleed:** none, digital only

### Visual Hierarchy

- **Hero:** small blue uppercase label "STANDARD BOTS · NOW IN FLORIDA", then the headline "What Standard Bots Can Do On Your Line"
- **Flow:** three stacked full-width bands, top to bottom: Bolt, Droids, task range
- **Reading order:** each band is one idea, one sentence, so the eye never has to choose
- **Section structure:** band one blue, band two navy, band three white with the lime range bar as the focal element

### Color System

| Role | Color | Hex |
|---|---|---|
| Background and third band | White | `#FFFFFF` |
| Band one, eyebrow label | Blue | `#0D70CC` |
| Band two, headline text | Navy | `#00337A` |
| Range bar | Lime Green | `#C7D759` |
| Captions, footer | Border Grey | `#D1D5DB` |

### Typography

- **Headlines and band text:** Poppins 700, white on the colored bands, navy on white
- **Body and captions:** Inter 400/600, 22 to 24px
- **Labels:** JetBrains Mono 600 uppercase, wide tracking, 18px

### Data Presentation

- **No charts.** Two named product bands with one-line proof points.
- **Bolt band:** "Bolt. Built for uptime." with "The shift-after-shift workhorse."
- **Droids band:** "Droids. Built for ROI." with "Start here to prove payback."
- **Range bar:** a horizontal lime bar running from "Micro-tasks" to "Heavy lifting", with "Pick. Orient. Place." and "Pallet. Case." as captions. This is the one graphic element on the page.
- **Claim line:** "The largest AI-native industrial robot manufacturer. Affordable and easy to use." Both claims come from the supplier brief and stay verbatim.

### Layout Structure

- **Header:** eyebrow and headline, roughly 20 percent of the canvas.
- **Body:** three bands plus the claim line, roughly 65 percent.
- **Footer:** "Factronics USA · Medley, FL · Book a demo at factronicsusa.com" in small grey mono. Logo composited in n8n at bottom-left.
- **White space:** bands are full-bleed horizontally, generous vertical padding inside each band.

### Style Summary

- **Density:** minimal, one idea per band
- **Tone:** practical and direct, the plant-floor pitch from Carousel 4 turned into a poster
- **Design reference:** banded capability poster. Search terms: industrial bands, single message, bold sans, robot arm absent (type carries it).

### Generation Prompt — infographic.2

Clean flat vector infographic on a white background, structured as three stacked full-width bands under a hero headline. At the top, a small blue uppercase label reading exactly "STANDARD BOTS · NOW IN FLORIDA" above a large navy sans-serif headline reading exactly "What Standard Bots Can Do On Your Line". Below, a solid blue band with white bold text reading exactly "Bolt. Built for uptime." and smaller white text reading exactly "The shift-after-shift workhorse."; then a solid navy band with white bold text reading exactly "Droids. Built for ROI." and smaller white text reading exactly "Start here to prove payback."; then a white section with a horizontal lime green bar running from a left label reading exactly "Micro-tasks" to a right label reading exactly "Heavy lifting", with two small grey captions under the bar reading exactly "Pick. Orient. Place." and "Pallet. Case." Below the bar, one line of navy text reading exactly "The largest AI-native industrial robot manufacturer. Affordable and easy to use." Footer in small grey text reading exactly "Factronics USA · Medley, FL · Book a demo at factronicsusa.com". No agregues ningún otro texto fuera del indicado, ni logos, ni códigos de color. Vertical 4:5 format, 1080 x 1350 pixels, Factronics palette of blue, navy, lime green and white.