Seismic Isolation Systems are engineering solutions designed to protect buildings and structures from the damaging effects of earthquakes. These systems work by decoupling a structure from ground motion, allowing it to move independently during seismic events. This reduces the forces transmitted to the building, minimizing potential damage. Common types of seismic isolation systems include base isolators, which are placed at the foundation level, and dampers, which absorb energy. By implementing these technologies, engineers can enhance the safety and resilience of structures, ensuring they remain functional and safe during and after an earthquake.