A Review on Smart IoT-Enabled Fire Detection and Protection Systems in Electric Vehicles for Risk Mitigation

The Smart Safety System for Electric Vehicles (EVs) relies on IoT technology to improve safety and battery performance and battery operational life. The system uses IoT technology to provide real-time alerts about battery temperature and smoke through its monitoring system of critical battery parameters. The system uses both high-speed cooling fans and extinguishing units to automatically activate its safety systems when it detects overheating or fire hazards when it enters protective mode. The system requires very little maintenance because of its simple design, which makes it an affordable and efficient solution. The compact design of the system enables it to be installed without creating any disturbances for drivers or passengers. The system uses IoT connectivity to provide users with remote monitoring capabilities and instant notification alerts, which enables them to take immediate response actions. The smart safety system needs ongoing research and development work to create a transformative system that will improve EV safety through its scalable solutions, which can be used with different battery sizes and types. The system establishes a vital milestone that boosts both EV dependability and public trust in contemporary transportation methods.

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