Volume 19 No 2 (2021)
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INTERNET OF THINGS: A FIRE DETECTION, MONITORING, AND ALERTING SYSTEM
KAMA KANISHKA, MUTTNOORI NAVEEN
Abstract
Businesses have adapted to new methods of doing things enabled by the Internet of Things, in which gadgets and people are linked via the internet. The Internet of Things (IoT) refines the process and offers the data and communication capabilities that disaster management requires to quickly and effectively deploy these assets. This study suggests an Internet of Things (IoT)-based paradigm for assessing and studying quick reactions to fire dangers. Fire is a leading cause of accidental death in many regions of the world. This proposed setup consists of an affordable Wi-Fi module, gas and flame sensors, a warning alarm, and temperature sensors. Data is collected by the system's gadgets and forwarded to local emergency agencies. Through a connected module, the technology also informs the user and operator with their specific location. This alerts the necessary authorities, such as fire stations, police stations, and hospitals. The Internet of Things (IoT) is being used to create a complex and interconnected system capable of efficiently countering these threats to people's safety and property.
Keywords
Ardino board, Fire detection, IoT based monitor,Wi-Fi module.
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