Award-winning Work Information & Description
Fire monitoring and emergency UAV
Description
It is an innovative project for fire response. The project combines artificial intelligence technology with UAV technology to solve various problems existing in fire fighting UAV at this stage. fire monitoring and analysis The dual technologies of large-scale infrared thermal imaging recognition and precise AI visual recognition are adopted to quickly and accurately identify real-time fire information. Build an artificial intelligence model based on AI recognition analysis, combined with real-time monitoring data of drones and local geomorphological environment data, pre-show the direction of fire spread and spread, and plan the best fire zone location to reduce losses. Fire fighting and rescue operations The laser cutting device is coupled with the UAV system, so that the fire belt operation mode is more efficient and accurate, and the deployment is rapid. The Kalman filtering algorithm is used to improve the accuracy of the delivery, solve the problem of the re-ignition of the residual fire of the secondary fire, and re-project the fire-retardant material to the high temperature point. The UAV can be loaded with launch modules to project disaster relief materials, flame retardant substances, etc. Guarantee and endurance The ground is equipped with an autonomous light-seeking solar wireless charging module, and at the same time, the air wireless charging technology is used, the polymer battery is used for power supply, and the power supply mode is optimized to realize the full automation, all-weather and long endurance operation of the UAV. Product positioning and scope of application With UAV as the platform and artificial intelligence module as the core, supplemented by structural innovation design, it is suitable for fire warning, inspection, rescue and disaster relief and other aspects. it provides production, sales, leasing and other services for fire rescue departments, forestry protection departments, grassland protection departments, national disaster reduction centers and other related groups.