WORLD
Inside an empty orbital maintenance bay, one original inspection drone has a compact orange body, four recessed thrusters, and one white front light. A single stationary service ring stands ahead on the bay's centerline. The drone is small enough to pass through its open center with generous clearance. This is a fictional spacecraft scene.

CONTINUOUS CAMERA
0–4s: Begin behind and above the hovering drone, with the ring fully visible ahead. The front light brightens once; the drone accelerates gently along the centerline.
4–10s: Follow at a steady trailing distance as the drone passes through the ring without touching it. The ring's near edge briefly frames the drone but never hides its entire body. Keep the camera behind the drone and pass through the same opening afterward; no orbit or cut.
10–15s: The drone brakes beyond the ring, pitches back slightly, and settles into a hover over a square landing pad without landing. The camera slows earlier, leaving both drone and the far bay wall visible. Hold the final hover for two seconds.

EFFECTS AND AUDIO
Small thruster glows respond to acceleration and braking; the body remains rigid. Use a restrained cinematic electrical hum that rises during acceleration and falls during braking, with no speech or music. No weapons, explosions, extra drones, changing ring diameter, camera-wall intersection, or instant reversal.