Convert this scanned stamp impression into a production-ready engraving vector (SVG). IMPORTANT: This is a real ink stamp impression. You must preserve the structure of the stamp, but correct distortions caused by ink spread and pressure. DO NOT: - Do not turn the result into a stencil or wireframe outline - Do not completely remove stroke thickness - Do not oversimplify shapes into thin lines only - Do not redesign or stylize the stamp DO: - Preserve the original visual structure and layout of the stamp - Reduce ink bleed, blur, and pressure distortion moderately (not completely) - Normalize excessive thickness caused by stamping pressure into consistent engraving weight - Keep readable and solid typography (especially small text) - Maintain a realistic stamp die appearance suitable for manufacturing - Ensure circles, borders, and alignment are geometrically clean but not “flat traced” - Keep a natural engraving weight (medium stroke, not too thin, not ink-bloated) TEXT RULE: - Reconstruct text as readable engraving typography - Do not exaggerate boldness from ink darkness - Preserve correct hierarchy of emphasis as in original stamp OUTPUT: - Clean, balanced SVG vector - Suitable for laser engraving / photopolymer stamp production - Represents a corrected stamp die, not a raw ink impression and not a stencil KEY PRINCIPLE: Transform the ink impression into a corrected manufacturing master, preserving structure while normalizing distortion

The image shows a black and white logo with the words "Nio Rule" written on it against a white background.