Automatic Fire Fighting Robot

Fire hazards pose significant threats to both life and property, necessitating rapid and efficient response mechanisms. This paper presents the design and implementation [1] of an autonomous Fire Fighting Robot capable of detecting and extinguishing fires with minimal human intervention. The system employs four fire sensors strategically placed to detect flames from multiple directions, ensuring comprehensive fire monitoring. An ultrasonic sensor enables obstacle detection and assists in navigation to prevent collisions while approaching the fire source [3]. The robot’s mobility is powered by BO motors controlled through a motor driver, while a servo motor precisely directs the fire suppression mechanism. A relay-controlled water pump is activated upon fire detection, enabling real-time fire fighting operations [5]. The system is built around a microcontroller, which processes sensor data and executes real-time decisions for fire suppression. While the robot primarily operates autonomously [2], it also features a remote control mode for enhanced flexibility in complex fire scenarios. This autonomous fire fighting system [2] demonstrates a cost-effective and efficient approach to mitigating fire hazards, making it suitable for industrial, residential, and hazardous environments. Keywords- Fire Fighting Robot, Autonomous Fire Suppression, Fire Detection, Microcontroller, Obstacle Avoidance, and Remote Control.

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2025-04-03
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem43641
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Fire Detection and Safety Systems
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Automatic Fire Fighting Robot

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Abstract

Fire hazards pose significant threats to both life and property, necessitating rapid and efficient response mechanisms. This paper presents the design and implementation [1] of an autonomous Fire Fighting Robot capable of detecting and extinguishing fires with minimal human intervention. The system employs four fire sensors strategically placed to detect flames from multiple directions, ensuring comprehensive fire monitoring. An ultrasonic sensor enables obstacle detection and assists in navigation to prevent collisions while approaching the fire source [3]. The robot’s mobility is powered by BO motors controlled through a motor driver, while a servo motor precisely directs the fire suppression mechanism. A relay-controlled water pump is activated upon fire detection, enabling real-time fire fighting operations [5]. The system is built around a microcontroller, which processes sensor data and executes real-time decisions for fire suppression. While the robot primarily operates autonomously [2], it also features a remote control mode for enhanced flexibility in complex fire scenarios. This autonomous fire fighting system [2] demonstrates a cost-effective and efficient approach to mitigating fire hazards, making it suitable for industrial, residential, and hazardous environments. Keywords- Fire Fighting Robot, Autonomous Fire Suppression, Fire Detection, Microcontroller, Obstacle Avoidance, and Remote Control.

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTVol. 09(04)
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