Fire and Motion Early Warning Device: Its Design and Development

  • Camilo F. Robles R
  • G. Luciano R
  • et al.
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Abstract

Cases of theft and robbery of computers, CCTV equipment, and LCD projector have become more frequent in schools. In addition, fire hazards are great threat to educational institutions where expensive learning materials are kept. Such incidents could be lessened and avoided if schools are equipped with appropriate security systems capable of monitoring and informing people about the coming possible danger. Thus, the development of Fire and Motion Early Warning Device (FMEWD) is timely and relevant. FMEWD consists of a website and interconnected devices and sensors intended to provide an efficient and effective warning system for preventing incidents relating to fire, smoke, and intrusion within an office. Upon detection, the system automatically sends an email and SMS to registered users. This study used the Agile Development Model which allows features to be delivered quickly and more frequently with higher levels of predictability. Evidently, the integration of different technologies conceptualized by the researcher addresses the pressing security concerns faced by educational institutions like NEUST.

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Camilo F. Robles, R., G. Luciano, R., L. Sonza, R., P. Dela Cruz, A., & Cabrillas, M. (2021). Fire and Motion Early Warning Device: Its Design and Development. International Journal of Engineering and Manufacturing, 11(6), 1–10. https://doi.org/10.5815/ijem.2021.06.01

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