Vibration Control Systems are technologies designed to reduce or manage unwanted vibrations in structures and machinery. These systems can be found in various applications, including buildings, bridges, and vehicles, where excessive vibrations can lead to discomfort, damage, or failure. By using methods such as dampers, isolators, and active control mechanisms, these systems help maintain stability and safety. The effectiveness of Vibration Control Systems often relies on their ability to adapt to changing conditions. For instance, in seismic engineering, these systems can protect structures during earthquakes by absorbing shock waves. Similarly, in automotive engineering, they enhance ride quality by minimizing road-induced vibrations.