A floating platform is a structure designed to remain buoyant on water, often used in various industries such as oil and gas, renewable energy, and marine research. These platforms can support equipment, personnel, and activities while adapting to changing water levels and conditions. They are typically constructed from materials that resist corrosion and are engineered to withstand environmental forces like waves and wind. Floating platforms can be anchored or free-floating, depending on their purpose. For instance, in the case of offshore wind farms, floating platforms can support wind turbines in deeper waters where traditional fixed structures are not feasible. Additionally, aquaculture operations utilize floating platforms to cultivate fish and other marine life in a controlled environment.