A Shake Table is a device used in engineering and research to simulate the effects of earthquakes on structures. It allows scientists and engineers to test how buildings, bridges, and other constructions respond to seismic activity. By shaking the table in various directions and intensities, researchers can observe potential weaknesses and improve designs for better safety. These tables are often used in laboratories and are equipped with sensors to measure the response of the tested structures. The data collected helps in understanding the behavior of materials and designs under stress, contributing to advancements in earthquake-resistant engineering and construction practices.