The research project focuses on developing an optical vibrometer for detecting and measuring vibrations. It utilizes computer vision, cameras, programs, and lasers to create a practical and efficient method. The process involves capturing speckle images of scattered light and analyzing them to understand surface vibrations. The methodology is cost-effective and applicable in industries such as construction and manufacturing, improving safety and productivity. Additionally, it has potential applications in earthquake monitoring and early warning systems, contributing to seismic research and community resilience.