Wave propulsion is a method of moving objects, such as ships or underwater vehicles, by harnessing the energy of ocean waves. This technique uses the natural motion of waves to create thrust, allowing vessels to travel more efficiently and with less fuel consumption. By capturing wave energy, wave propulsion systems can reduce reliance on traditional engines and contribute to more sustainable marine transportation. The technology behind wave propulsion often involves specialized devices, like buoys or foils, that convert wave motion into forward movement. Researchers are exploring various designs to optimize performance and increase the practicality of this innovative approach in maritime applications.