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Scientists turn water into electricity to power new fire-detecting sensor

Researchers at the Chung-Ang University in Korea have developed a fire sensor that is powered by hydrovoltaics (HV) instead ...
New York Post

Inside the advanced tech aimed at preventing future wildfires — from early detection to fire-proof domes

Back in 2018, Vasya Tremsin, a (then) high school senior from the San Francisco Bay Area, came up with a crazy idea for a science fair project, “a technology that can detect fires early,” he tells The ...
Entrepreneur

He Turned His High School Science Fair Project Into a Product That Solves a $390 Billion Problem: ‘This Has Not Been Done Before’

Torch Sensors’ innovative network of sensors can detect fires at great distances, providing comprehensive protection. Tremsin says adaptability and continuous learning are essential for young ...
tom's Hardware on MSN

Maker uses Raspberry Pi 5 and Pico to power this multi-sensor project

There's seemingly no limit to what makers can create with the Raspberry Pi. The flexibility provided by the GPIO adds a world ...