One of the activities of this research institute is the peripheral knowledge management project. The project identified, collected, and organized peripheral knowledge of legal materials in collaboration with about 200 researchers who are judges, lawyers, faculty members, graduates, and law students. Currently, an average of over 119 notes for every 10,000 legal documents to be researched was prepared, for a total of 2,000,000 notes.[22] This research institute is committed to continuing this research using Artificial intelligence technology.[23] The process of note-taking is through proprietary software.