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Title : AUTOMATIC SYSTEM FOR HAZARDOUS GAS, HUMAN DETECTION, TEMPERATURE MONITORING AND WATER LEVEL DETECTING IN COAL MINES USING GSM

Author : VENKANNA VANKUDOTH, FAYEEMUDDIN MOHAMMAD, ANAGALA HARSHITHA

Abstract :

Fire Detectors play a very important role in Industries, Shops, Malls, Residential complexes, parking areas, etc. They help in detecting fire or smoke at an early stage and can help in saving lives. Commercial Fire detecting systems usually have an alarm signaling, with the help of a buzzer or Siren. We have designed an IOT based Fire Alerting System using Temperature and a smoke sensor which would not only signal the presence of fire in a particular premise but will also send related information through IOT. Internet of Things (IoT) is basically the network of ‘things’ by which physical things can exchange data with the help of sensors, electronics, software, and connectivity. These systems do not require any human interaction. In this Arduino fire alarm system using temperature and smoke sensor using the IOT project, we can send LIVE information like Temperature, Smoke Value detected by a particular device to the Fire Department. This project uses regulated 5V, 500mA power supply

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