Bentley introduces AI system to enhance leather quality

Volkswagen owned Bentley Motors has introduced an advanced system of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve leather selection to manufacture luxury cars.

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The new system works to automate the skin examination by taking advantage of high -resolution cameras and AI to detect defects such as insect bites, holes and scars.

By identifying such defects early, technology reduces waste and improves material efficiency.

The Bentiga requires the internal SUVs about nine leather skins, but since the skin is normal, it often has defects such as insect bites or scars that can affect the final end.

The new Bentley process uses advanced cameras and AI to determine and choose the best leather cuts only. This method eliminates the need for Bentley workers to inspect every manually hide.

Although the artificial intelligence system enhances the initial inspection stage, it does not replace the skilled craftsmen in Bentley. Instead, the choice of high -quality leather guarantees only high -quality leather, allowing craftsmen to focus on hand -detailed finishes.

The implementation of the AI’s hiding check system also contributes to Bentley’s environmental targets, with a decrease in reported 135.7 kg of CO₂ emissions per vehicle.

“Our car designs are designed from the best natural leather,” said Bentley Motors Board of Directors to manufacture Andreas Leh.

“Investing in this leading new technology enhances the sustainability of the Bentley luxury cabin, which reduces waste and improves leather use.

“The inspection is just one of the many innovations of the industry in our dream factory in CreWe, where all bentley models are designed. You will see the Beyond100+ strategy that the company is completely inventing its collection of products to support a more sustainable future, and this includes in order to get Bentley Digital Digital Manufacturing and Haf In addition to developing the first Beatter Beatter (Battern Electric), one of the match he will achieve.

In February 2025, Bentley launched the Center for Excellence for the Quality and Lavering of a facility at its headquarters in Crowe, UK, in preparation for the launch of the entire electric vehicles.

The attachment represents an important step in turning the company towards electricity as part of its “Bentley’s Beyond100+” strategy.

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