Watercraft design

Watercraft design involves creating boats and ships that are efficient, safe, and suited to their specific purposes. It includes analyzing how the shape, size, and materials of the craft affect its stability, speed, and buoyancy. Engineers consider factors like wind and water conditions, weight distribution, and ease of maneuverability. The goal is to develop a vessel that performs well across different environments while ensuring safety and durability. This process combines principles of physics, materials science, and practical experience to produce watercraft that meet the needs of users, whether for transportation, recreation, or specialized tasks.