Kitchen hidden danger investigation experience system

Mondo Social Updated on 2024-02-01

Through advanced sensor technology and intelligent analysis system, the kitchen hidden danger investigation experience system can monitor various environmental parameters of the kitchen, such as temperature, humidity, gas concentration, etc., and timely send out hidden danger alarms when abnormal conditions are found, so as to effectively prevent the occurrence of serious accidents such as fire and **.

The hardware part of the kitchen hidden danger investigation experience system mainly includes various sensors and data acquisition equipment, which can monitor the environmental parameters of these places. For example, a gas sensor can detect the concentration of gas and immediately alert a hidden danger if a gas leak is detected; The temperature sensor can monitor the temperature in the kitchen and also sound an alarm if the temperature is too high.

This device is made of the actual kitchen model as the carrier, equipped with stoves, woks, pot lids, gas pipes, gas tanks, microwave ovens, range hoods, ventilation window models and other kitchen equipment, through the Internet of Things technology and computer control technology, with 3D animation ** and physical linkage, set up a number of hidden danger points, the experience according to their own knowledge to find hidden dangers, find one and eliminate, the system will automatically record. The hidden danger is not eliminated within the specified time, and the system displays the words "hidden danger investigation failed". This provides an intuitive, clear and comprehensive understanding of how to operate safely and avoid fires when operating in the kitchen.

Overall, the Kitchen Hazard Investigation Experience System is a very effective tool. Through advanced sensor technology and intelligent analysis system, it can detect and deal with potential safety hazards in a timely manner, so as to effectively prevent the occurrence of serious accidents such as fire and safety.

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