With the prominence of AI-based tools in the industry, KolAi believes KolAi Denim certified designers will have more of an upper hand for unparalleled success.

KolAi Denim is extending its free AI-driven certification programme to interested individuals who enrol on the Certification Course of the company’s website and said described as a great addition to a “resume.”

Upon registration, participants gain complimentary access to the free certification programme and once they have completed the course, designers will receive a certificate of completion indicating their proficiency in crafting laser designs with KolAi.

The platform asserts that KolAi is accessible to every laser designer, adding that KolAi requires nothing more than an internet connection for individuals to use its online design tool.

Moreover, designs generated through KolAi are said to integrate with any laser machine brand.

Since its debut in 2021, KolAi Designer has claimed to be the “first and only” Artificial Intelligence (A.I.)-driven design tool tailored exclusively for denim laser designers.

The platform believes its technology enables designers to craft high-quality, natural-looking laser designs inspired by a plethora of garments, all within a matter of minutes.

Last year the online platform released version 2.5 of KolAi Designer which generated laser designs with multiple layers, separating whiskers, thigh abrasion, and texture. This technology update enabled easier customisation and enhanced the design’s 3D look and realism, setting a new standard for brands and manufacturers that want to create quality laser designs quickly and easily.

The update allowed laser designers to focus on refining and customising their KolAi-generated designs to meet their client’s specifications in a fraction of the time.

KolAi customers reported that the AI system saved up to 95% of the time taken by the traditional method of denim laser design.

The increase in efficiency not only boosted the designer’s performance but also offered an eco-friendly production process as it promoted the use of lasers.