Smoke and Fire Camera Detectors with AI and Machine Learning
The SmokeD Classic and SmokeD DuoVue early wildfire camera detectors—integrated with
an advanced AI platform—utilize cutting-edge technology to accelerate the detection and
reporting of fires. Equipped with high-sensitivity optical sensors (single lens for the Classic,
dual lens for the DuoVue), these devices use state-of-the-art AI recognition to provide fast,
automatic alerts for smoke and flames across the monitored area. Continuous video analysis
ensures immediate notification of emerging threats, significantly boosting wildfire safety.
Five detectors installed in one location provide complete 24/7 coverage of the surrounding area within a radius of min. 10 miles. The average fire detection time by the SmokeD system is 10 minutes, but the exact time may vary depending on local terrain and weather conditions. We can prepare a GIS analysis and tailor our solutions to your specific needs to give you and your property the optimal level of protection against wildfires.
Tailor your installation to your site:
- 360° Coverage: For full, uninterrupted protection, you can deploy five SmokeD Classic units (each covering 82°) or just three DuoVue units (each covering an impressive 164°). Both configurations guarantee complete 360° coverage within a radius of up to 9 miles (15 km).
- Flexible and scalable: Depending on your site, terrain, and budget, we can recommend the ideal combination and number of cameras for optimal wildfire protection. On request, we conduct detailed GIS analysis to tailor the installation design to your property’s unique requirements.
Key Benefits of Our Wildfire & Smoke Detection Cameras
Professional-grade Early Detection of Smoke and Fire
Both the SmokeD Classic and DuoVue integrate a camera module with an infrared filter,
microcomputer, and a suite of sensors (GPS, compass, light intensity). These are advanced,
professional tools—ideal for businesses, private properties, high-risk areas, cities, and
national parks. Fast, automatic alerts give you precious time to evacuate and increase your
chances of stopping a fire in its early stages, protecting lives and property.
24/7 Monitoring and Remote Expert Support
Each installation consists of detectors and a Remote Control Box (RCB). The smoke
detectors, with sophisticated optics, are able to spot fires even at night, providing round-the-
clock protection. Thanks to the RCB, our support team can supervise, manage, and service
the devices remotely—so long as they are connected to the internet.
AI-based Early Fire Detection
When your detectors and RCB are installed and connected, all collected data is sent to an
external server, where it is analyzed using advanced AI algorithms. This enables the system
to rapidly recognize any early signs of fire and send instant alerts to users via web and
mobile applications.
Reliability Enhanced by AI and Machine Learning
Continuous improvement is at the heart of the SmokeD system. Machine learning algorithms
constantly refine detection accuracy, reduce false alarms, speed up reaction time, and adapt
to different environments and changing weather. The more the system works, the “smarter”
and more effective your wildfire detection gets.
Easy and Fast Installation
Both Classic and DuoVue detectors are easy to install and do not require complicated
infrastructure. You can mount them on rooftops, chimneys, poles, or any high structure
offering an unobstructed view of the area. All you need is access to electricity and the
internet (or alternative power/connectivity solutions if needed).
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