Vibrating motors are small devices that create vibrations when electricity passes through them. They are commonly used in various applications, such as mobile phones, gaming controllers, and industrial machinery. The vibrations help provide feedback or enhance the user experience by simulating touch or alerting users to notifications. These motors typically consist of a rotor and an eccentric weight. As the rotor spins, the uneven weight distribution causes the motor to vibrate. This simple mechanism makes vibrating motors effective for producing consistent and controllable vibrations in devices like smartphones and wearable technology.