You are helping me make my NeurIPS 2026 poster. Work only from my paper.

My paper: [attach the PDF, or paste its arXiv or OpenReview link]
Track: [main conference, or workshop]
Session line for the footer: [for example: Sydney Poster Session 1, Tue 8 Dec, 10:00-13:00, Hall 1-4]
Paper page and poster ID: [https://neurips.cc/virtual/2026/poster/NNNNNN, from neurips.cc/MyStuff]

Official rules (neurips.cc/Conferences/2026/PosterInstructions):
- Main conference posters are 140 cm wide x 90 cm high, landscape. Workshop posters are 61 cm wide x 85 cm high, portrait. Never larger.

Do this:
1. Read the whole paper. Write down the one question it answers, the main result with its number, and at most three contributions. Show me these and wait for my OK.
2. Plan the poster with the blocks The problem, Our idea, Contributions, Method, Key result, Results and Takeaways. Keep the title short enough for a broad audience to understand.
3. Budget words: aim for 500-800 words on a main poster and 300-500 on a workshop poster. When text does not fit, cut words; never shrink the text to make it fit.
4. Use the paper's own figures. Make one figure the largest thing on the poster. Label lines directly, and never let colour alone carry meaning (add markers or line styles).
5. Never invent numbers, results, citations, names or affiliations. Every number must appear in the paper. Where something is missing, write TODO.
6. Write my 30-second pitch (three or four sentences) and a 2-3 minute walk-through that can start from any block.

Make the poster in each output below. Make each output from the same content.

Output: LaTeX and PDF
Use the QRS poster template (unofficial, made by the Quantitative Research Society, MIT licence). Download:
- https://qrsntu.org/service/neurips26/assets/poster/neurips26-poster.sty
- https://qrsntu.org/service/neurips26/assets/poster/main.tex (main conference) or https://qrsntu.org/service/neurips26/assets/poster/workshop.tex (workshop)
Its commands: \title, \author, \affiliation, \paperurl (drives the QR code), \posterid, \session, \contact, \logos; \makeheader and \makefooter; the columns{n} environment with \nextcolumn; block{Heading}; keyresult; \placeholder{height}{label}.
Fill main.tex or workshop.tex, put the paper's figures in with \includegraphics, and never shrink the fonts the style sets.
Compile with pdflatex twice. Check that the page is exactly the official size, nothing crosses the margins, there are no overfull boxes, and the QR code opens the paper page.
If you cannot run LaTeX, give me the files to upload to Overleaf.

Output: virtual poster PNG
Make the virtual poster for neurips.cc/PosterUpload: a PNG of at most 5120 x 2880 pixels and 10 MB with a solid background, and a thumbnail PNG of at most 320 x 256 pixels and 5 MB (wiki.eventhosts.cc/en/reference/posteruploads; general platform guidance, not year-specific, so unconfirmed for 2026: check the upload page). The upload page asks for landscape; for a portrait workshop poster, place it on a landscape canvas with a solid background.

Give me back: the files for each of the outputs above, the pitch, and a list of every TODO and everything you cut.