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Hi Onur, That sounds like an incredible project, and it has a lot of potential to help the leather industry! Leather defect detection using AI could be a real game changer for quality control. As for the issue with needing visual data, you could consider crowdsourcing photos through platforms like social media or leather working forums, or even partner with leather manufacturers or tanneries for access to their image data. Another option could be using publicly available datasets for training AI, though they might not be specific to leather. In terms of your translation, “leather calcification” may refer to “leather hardening” or “leather curing” in English, but it depends on the context. You may want to consult with a leather expert to make sure you’ve got the right terminology. Best of luck with your project! It sounds like a valuable tool for leather workers. Feel free to reach out if you need any advice or ideas as you move forward!

Your transition into using laser engraving is a great example of how technology can complement traditional craftsmanship. The xTool D1 Pro sounds like a perfect fit for your projects, especially with the open frame allowing for larger pieces like writing folios. I can imagine how engraving details with the laser must open up a new level of precision that tooling alone couldn't always achieve. The added fonts and design possibilities must be exciting to explore as well! It’s great that you’re also considering tools like Lightburn, in case your needs grow beyond what the current software provides.

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