Elevating Gas Safety Standards: ESP32-based Detection Systems with Blynk Integration

In this paper we introduces a novel approach to elevating gas safety standards through an ESP32-based detection system integrated with the Blynk IoT platform. The proposed system is designed to meet the growing need for reliable and adaptable gas leak detection across various environments, including residential and commercial settings. By connecting individual detection units to a centralized hub, the system offers real-time monitoring, instant notifications, and automatic safety responses, such as triggering alarms and cutting off the gas supply. The integration of the Blynk platform enhances user interaction, providing a customizable mobile app and server interface that can be tailored to specific user preferences. This flexibility not only improves the user experience but also ensures the system's scalability, allowing it to be easily deployed and managed in diverse settings. The findings highlight the system's effectiveness in detecting gas leaks and mitigating potential hazards promptly. The ability to monitor gas levels remotely and respond quickly to leaks represents a significant advancement in gas safety technology. By empowering users with the tools to monitor, analyze, and respond to gas-related risks, this system offers a promising solution for enhancing safety and peace of mind in various applications.

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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tensymp61132.2024.10752183
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Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Abstract

In this paper we introduces a novel approach to elevating gas safety standards through an ESP32-based detection system integrated with the Blynk IoT platform. The proposed system is designed to meet the growing need for reliable and adaptable gas leak detection across various environments, including residential and commercial settings. By connecting individual detection units to a centralized hub, the system offers real-time monitoring, instant notifications, and automatic safety responses, such as triggering alarms and cutting off the gas supply. The integration of the Blynk platform enhances user interaction, providing a customizable mobile app and server interface that can be tailored to specific user preferences. This flexibility not only improves the user experience but also ensures the system's scalability, allowing it to be easily deployed and managed in diverse settings. The findings highlight the system's effectiveness in detecting gas leaks and mitigating potential hazards promptly. The ability to monitor gas levels remotely and respond quickly to leaks represents a significant advancement in gas safety technology. By empowering users with the tools to monitor, analyze, and respond to gas-related risks, this system offers a promising solution for enhancing safety and peace of mind in various applications.

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BD)
Affordable and clean energy
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Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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