Did you know that, in some parts of the world, the process of cutting natural stones is still done manually? This practice, far from being just a historical curiosity, remains alive in places where modern technology is not widely accessible. Manual work involves simple tools like hammers and chisels, requiring great skill from workers to shape the stones with precision. This artisanal method carries significant cultural value, as it often reflects traditions passed down through generations. Each piece produced this way has unique characteristics, making it almost a work of art. However, this approach also presents important challenges: the intense physical effort and risks involved can directly impact the health and safety of professionals. Therefore, it is essential to find ways to modernize the sector without losing the essence of these traditional techniques. The gradual introduction of technologies can increase efficiency and improve working conditions while preserving the cultur...