Innovative pre-fire alert smart detection system-based embedded system

Early fire identification is critical to saving lives and property. One viable strategy for improving fire detection systems’ efficacy and precision is the use of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. This article details research into the conception and development of an IoT, ESP32-based, Arduino ME...

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Published in:AIP advances 2024-05, Vol.14 (5), p.055211-055211-9
Main Authors: Al-Chalabi, Sadeem Marouf, Al-Chalabi, Atheer Marouf, Al-Khafaji, Rami Ali
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Alarm systems
Data collection
Data exchange
Embedded systems
Fire detection
Fire protection
Fire safety
Internet of Things
Monitoring
Multisensor fusion
Natural gas
Prediction models
Sensors
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Summary:Early fire identification is critical to saving lives and property. One viable strategy for improving fire detection systems’ efficacy and precision is the use of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. This article details research into the conception and development of an IoT, ESP32-based, Arduino MEGA-connected smart pre-alert detection system for fires. Because of its flexible nature, the Arduino microcontroller can easily exchange data with various sensors for real-time monitoring and analysis. This study surveys the existing literature to provide insight into many approaches to early fire detection (forecasting), such as sensor fusion methods and the use of the intelligence concept as a pre-predictor. The research highlights the need to set up sophisticated fire monitoring and alarm systems and to develop predictive models based on sensor data. This study illustrates how embedded systems via IoT technology and the ESP32 architecture may improve the efficiency and dependability of very early fire detection systems. This research adds to the expanding corpus of information that may be used to improve fire safety in contemporary settings. The proposal’s sensors include an Arduino MEGA, an ESP32, a MAX6675 module, an MQ-Smoke, and an MQ-Natural Gas for collecting data, which are then processed using Cloud Firebase and a sleek mobile interface that can be reached overseas at any time.
ISSN:2158-3226
2158-3226
DOI:10.1063/5.0195026