Remote Pressure Level Monitoring For Firemen Using Bluetooth

At present there is no technology used to alert firefighters of oxygen quantity in their tank while doing saving work during fire. If they are not alerted and have no indication on the level of oxygen reserved in their tanks, this may cause fatality to them. Instead of saving people, the firefighters who are lack of oxygen also need to be rescued. The objective of this final year project is to develop RFID based system that will be able to gauge the pressure level of oxygen in the tank and also generate alert to the firefighter when the level is low. This technology offers numerous advantages over the traditional method. In this work, RFID tag with pressure sensor will be attached to the oxygen tank and the reader will be placed at the fire engine. The firemen will carry the tank with RFID tags while doing their rescue work and they will be monitored from the fire engine. The firemen on the fire engine will detect the pressure level of the remaining oxygen in the tank and can send alert whenever it is needed. As for current practice, the level of oxygen remaining in the tank needed to be manually predicted by the fireman. Methodologies of this project are discussed tentatively and will be improved on the project progresses.