Wasting time with a/my current labor- and cost-intensive cutting process

As a leather automotive interior manufacturer, you know leather is still cut predominantly with die-press machinery in the industry. 

With fierce competition from the synthetic leather industry, you need to stay cost-competitive and minimize waste wherever you can.

 However, as a manufacturer, you are still struggling to lay out your patterns manually in the most cost-efficient way possible, and reduce the buffer between your cut parts to minimize your leather consumption. 

Vehicle program changeovers are also proving to be too costly, requiring 2-4 weeks of retooling and heavier financial investment.