Korean Register enhances compliance software with an AI-powered search in its digital database of international conventions, aiding shipowners with IMO environmental regulations.
Korean Register (KR) has upgraded its compliance software by introducing an AI-driven search application within its digital database of international maritime conventions. The database covers key regulations, including IMO environmental standards for emissions reduction. The tool enables rapid location and interpretation of rules, streamlining daily compliance efforts.
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