Floating platforms are structures that remain on the surface of water, supported by buoyancy. They can be made from various materials, including concrete, wood, or plastic, and are often used for activities like fishing, boating, or recreation. These platforms can be anchored to the seabed or allowed to drift, depending on their design and purpose. In addition to recreational uses, floating platforms are also employed in industries such as renewable energy and aquaculture. For example, they can support solar panels or wind turbines to harness energy from the sun and wind. Floating platforms can also provide a stable environment for growing fish or seaweed.