Ocean buoy communication systems consist of sensor-equipped buoys that collect and transmit real-time data on weather, wave conditions, and ocean characteristics via satellite or radio. This information supports navigation, environmental monitoring, and safety for vessels and offshore operations. Buoys play a vital role in remote and autonomous marine activities by providing reliable data for unmanned vehicles, subsea infrastructure, and monitoring networks, enabling efficient and continuous operations even in harsh marine environments.

A wave energy point absorber is a floating device designed to capture energy from ocean waves. Anchored to the seabed, it moves vertically with wave motion, driving a power conversion system to generate electricity. This technology is typically compact, with only a small portion visible above water, making it ideal for deployment in various marine environments. Point absorbers are versatile and can operate independently or in arrays, contributing to clean energy production from wave resources.