Starting from the reality of our times, namely that the maritime and river transports are the cheapest, but also the most long-lasting ones regarding the current types of transport, this paper aims at new perspectives regarding the future of the use of both civil and military ships. Along with other objects and processes, ships must learn to adapt to a rapid changing world.

The following issues will be considered: (1) Creating a picture of the future, as plausible as possible, taking into consideration even the pandemic times. (2) The way in which shipping will be positioned in the future. The role shipbuilding may play on the scale of the large global players, taking into account the demographic and economic charts (population growth and life expectancy, involvement in the workplace etc.). (3) What will happen to the old military ships in the event of demilitarization? (4) What would the floating homes and communities of the future look like?

In conclusion, reconversion of old (military) ships in civilian transportation and/or mobile dwellings would be a good approach from the point of view of economics and human resources.

本文从当前的交通方式出发，即海运和内河运输是最便宜的，也是最持久的运输方式的现实出发，旨在对未来的民用和河流运输的使用提出新的观点。军舰。与其他对象和过程一起，船舶必须学会适应快速变化的世界。

将考虑以下问题： (1) 尽可能合理地描绘未来，甚至考虑到大流行时期。（2）未来航运的定位方式。考虑到人口和经济图表（人口增长和预期寿命，工作场所的参与等），造船业可能在大型全球参与者的规模上发挥作用。（三）旧军舰在非军事化情况下会怎样？（4）未来的浮动房屋和社区会是什么样子？

总之，从经济和人力资源的角度来看，在民用运输和/或移动住宅中改造旧（军用）船舶将是一个很好的方法。