
Ardmore Shipping has rolled out a fleetwide deployment of SteelCorr, an AI-powered application designed to enhance corrosion monitoring and paint maintenance across its fleet.
Ardmore Shipping Corporation (NYSE: ASC) (“Ardmore” or the “Company”) has rolled out a fleetwide deployment of SteelCorr, an AI-powered application designed to enhance corrosion monitoring and paint maintenance across its fleet. The initiative marks another step in Ardmore’s strategy to embed innovation into everyday operations and support safety, performance, and long-term asset integrity.
The SteelCorr Digital Paint Report (DPR)© app is now in use across Ardmore vessels, enabling crew to track corrosion and manage paint condition through a unified, data-driven platform. Using artificial intelligence, the tool analyses images uploaded by crew members to automatically generate corrosion reports, identify trends, and optimize maintenance planning and inventory control.
The app improves consistency and accuracy in fleet condition monitoring, whilst also significantly reducing manual reporting time and enabling more efficient workflows. This frees up crew time to focus on higher-value operational priorities.
The introduction of SteelCorr’s DPR technology will also help preserve the integrity of Ardmore’s high-quality fleet, extending their operational life, supporting safer performance, and reducing the risk of unscheduled repair costs.
“The adoption of the SteelCorr app reflects our commitment to integrating smart, data-led solutions into the core of our ship management operations,” said Suraj Batra, Ardmore Shipping’s Senior Manager, Fleet Operations. “It enables faster, more informed decision-making, strengthens collaboration between ship and shore, and ensures we stay proactive in safeguarding the condition of our fleet. Most importantly, it’s a tool that enhances how our seafarers work, reducing manual workload while supporting real-time operational excellence.”
The implementation of the DPR app is part of Ardmore’s broader digitalization journey, including its Energy Transition Plan (ETP), which focuses on applying new technologies to improve efficiency, reduce emissions, and strengthen resilience across the business.
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