Naval architecture has undergone significant advancements over time, revolutionizing the design and capabilities of ships. From the basic principles used by ancient Greeks to modern innovations, naval architects have continuously pushed the boundaries of the field through research and development. One major breakthrough in naval architecture came with the introduction of steam engines. This technological advancement enabled ships to travel longer distances at higher speeds, opening up new trade routes and expanding the possibilities for transporting goods.The readership of this book primarily includes naval architects, marine engineers, researchers, and professionals involved in ship design and maritime industries. It caters to individuals interested in the historical advancements of naval architecture, as well as those seeking insights into current and future trends in the field. The content covers a wide range of topics, from sail design to hull form parametric design, underwater vehicle modeling, and even augmented reality concepts for icebreaker assistance and convoy operations. This book serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the advancements and ongoing developments in naval architecture. It combines historical perspectives, current research, and potential future trends to provide a holistic view of the field and its impact on the maritime industry.