Autonomous ocean platforms is a research domain focusing on the design, development, and application of uncrewed systems capable of independent operation within marine environments. This field investigates the engineering, control, sensing, and communication aspects of robotic vehicles and structures operating on, below, or above the ocean surface without direct human control. Key characteristics include onboard intelligence enabling autonomous navigation, adaptive mission execution, and resilience in challenging oceanic conditions. The significance of this concept lies in enabling persistent data collection, environmental monitoring, resource exploration, and intervention in remote or hazardous maritime regions for scientific, commercial, and defense purposes.