Motorized Ice Cream Cone Evolves from Patent Sketch to Product

2x2 grid, 16:9, do research and do this for 4 weird but real patents of the past: Create a dramatic split-world visualization of [INVENTION], beginning as a historical-looking patent drawing and gradually transforming into a photorealistic manufactured object.

The left side should begin as precise black-and-white patent linework with numbered parts, sectional drawings, handwritten revision notes, dimensional marks, and alternate mechanisms.

As the composition progresses toward the right, individual lines should transform into wireframe geometry, prototype materials, engineering components, and finally a beautifully photographed production-ready object.

Transformation Sequence: Clearly show [INITIAL MECHANICAL IDEA] → [ENGINEERING REVISION] → [PROTOTYPE] → [PRODUCTION COMPONENTS] → [FINAL INVENTION].

Include one major design breakthrough where an awkward early mechanism evolves into [ELEGANT SOLUTION].

Patent Details: Integrate believable callout numbers, exploded parts, cross sections, inventor annotations, and subtle references to [KEY FEATURE 1], [KEY FEATURE 2], and [HIDDEN MECHANISM].

Visual Style: Historical patent archive meets CAD visualization meets Apple-level product photography.

Composition Guidelines: The transformation should appear continuous rather than five disconnected panels. Blueprint lines should literally seem to solidify into matter.

Variables: [INVENTION], [INITIAL MECHANICAL IDEA], [ENGINEERING REVISION], [PROTOTYPE], [PRODUCTION COMPONENTS], [FINAL INVENTION], [ELEGANT SOLUTION], [KEY FEATURE 1], [KEY FEATURE 2], [HIDDEN MECHANISM]