Design and implementation of a smoke alarm system using YOLOv8

Abstract. This paper present a smoke alarm system built using Yolov8, a state-of-the-art object detection model. The system is designed to detect smoke in real-time environments and alert users in the event of a fire or smoke detection. The use of Yolov8 in this system offers several advantages over other object detection models, making it a suitable choice for building an effective smoke alarm system. One of the critical advantages of Yolov8 is its high accuracy in detecting objects with a small size, such as smoke. This is achieved through its efficient and robust architecture, which allows it to process images quickly and accurately. In comparison to other object detection models, Yolov8 demonstrates superior performance in terms of speed and accuracy. Furthermore, Yolov8s ability to detect objects with high precision and low false positives is crucial for a smoke alarm system. This is because smoke detection needs high accuracy to prevent false alarms and promptly detect real threats. The smoke alarm system built using Yolov8 can be implemented in various environments, including homes, offices, and public buildings. It can provide early warnings for fires and smoke, enabling timely evacuation and reducing potential injuries or damages. The implementation of this system can greatly contribute to improving safety in various environments by providing early warnings of fires and smoke.

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Applied and Computational Engineering
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2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.54254/2755-2721/93/20240931
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Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Design and implementation of a smoke alarm system using YOLOv8

Huijun Xu
Applied and Computational Engineering
Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Design and implementation of a smoke alarm system using YOLOv8

Huijun Xu
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Abstract. This paper present a smoke alarm system built using Yolov8, a state-of-the-art object detection model. The system is designed to detect smoke in real-time environments and alert users in the event of a fire or smoke detection. The use of Yolov8 in this system offers several advantages over other object detection models, making it a suitable choice for building an effective smoke alarm system. One of the critical advantages of Yolov8 is its high accuracy in detecting objects with a small size, such as smoke. This is achieved through its efficient and robust architecture, which allows it to process images quickly and accurately. In comparison to other object detection models, Yolov8 demonstrates superior performance in terms of speed and accuracy. Furthermore, Yolov8s ability to detect objects with high precision and low false positives is crucial for a smoke alarm system. This is because smoke detection needs high accuracy to prevent false alarms and promptly detect real threats. The smoke alarm system built using Yolov8 can be implemented in various environments, including homes, offices, and public buildings. It can provide early warnings for fires and smoke, enabling timely evacuation and reducing potential injuries or damages. The implementation of this system can greatly contribute to improving safety in various environments by providing early warnings of fires and smoke.

Applied and Computational EngineeringVol. 93(1)
Ningxia University (CN)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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