Floating wind turbines are innovative structures designed to harness wind energy in deep waters where traditional fixed turbines cannot be installed. They are anchored to the seabed using cables and can move with ocean currents, allowing them to capture stronger and more consistent winds. These turbines typically consist of a floating platform that supports the turbine above water. This design not only reduces the environmental impact on marine ecosystems but also opens up new areas for wind energy production, contributing to the global transition towards renewable energy sources.