H-Line Embraces AI Navigation Technology on 30 Vessels – A Development in South Korea
H-Line Shipping, a prominent South Korean shipowning firm, plans to integrate autonomous navigation technology into a fleet of up to 30 ships.
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H-Line Shipping, a prominent South Korean shipowning firm, plans to integrate autonomous navigation technology into a fleet of up to 30 ships.
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