Fire detecting robot system with GSM technology
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The dramatic increase in forest fires in recent years has highlighted the issue of late detection. Fires not only harm the environment, but they also kill people and destroy property. The fire's rapid expansion makes it almost impossible to control. As a solution, fire robots were developed, and an attempt was made to solve the problem by giving early diagnosis. The goal of this study was to design a robot that detects flames, read the environment temperature and humidity and notify their position. The system incorporates a fire sensor for detection, together with a NO6M GPS module and a SIM800L module for communication.
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Ece Coşkuner Topaloğlu
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Ece Coşkuner Topaloğlu (Master Thesis). Fire detecting robot system with GSM technology, 2023, TED University.
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