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Bentley employs AI to detect hide defects

15/04/2025
Bentley employs AI to detect hide defects

Bentley Motors has invested in a hide inspection system that uses AI and cameras to detect tiny imperfections, reducing waste and optimising leather usage.

Around nine hides are required for a luxury Bentayga SUV interior but insect bites, holes and scars can affect trim quality, it said.

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