Robotic Based Fire Detection in Smart Manufacturing Facilities
Adeel ur Rehman, D. Necsulescu, Jurek Z. Sąsiadek
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 14
Abstract
A smart fire detection system is a necessary part of a smart manufacturing facility. Autonomous robots may be deployed to seek out a potential source of fire in the industrial environment, approach, investigate and declare the presence or absence of fire based on several sensor fusion techniques. A novel approach of the above mentioned topic is described in this paper. A new technique, introduced as "Modified Voting Logic" is explained. The robot uses sensor readings comparison to approach the source and a smart obstacle avoidance system to avoid obstacles together with Modified Voting Logic to declare a fire threat.
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