Authors : Jai Kaushik; Aman Rai; Nitya Jain; Saurabh Gupta; Neha Jain

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 4 - April

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24APR2314

Abstract : Fire security which is a lasting and persistent issue requires the continuous development of technology to reinforce protection and inhibition of the fires which are regular event that often leads to emergencies in many sectors. This research endeavors to delve deeply into the realm of fire safety technology, focusing keenly on two innovative approaches: the Chai roof closers security policy, after house-closers protection process, and a matted fire extinguisher robot that notifies about the fire. Through scrupulously examining their technical detail, experiments, operational patterns, and potential outcomes and impact, the paper in this order to fulfills its objective of giving the reader a comprehensive and all-encompassing understanding of the extent and the take of these types of fire systems in the total field of fire safety. Relying on a broad review of journal articles, experiments, and also a proactive approach to these technological advancements that might contribute to averting fire disasters and on preserving both human lives and valuable properties, this research undertakes a mission to explore the emergence of these technological advancements and how much they instill change in the conduct of disaster response and risk mitigation.

Keywords : Fire extinguisher, Fire Detection, Fire Accidents.

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