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IJSREM68212
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Oct 2026
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1-4
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Electronics and communication Engineering
Priyadarshini college of engineering nagpur
Electronics and communication Engineering
Priyadarshini college of engineering nagpur
Electronics and communication Engineering
Priyadarshini college of engineering nagpur
Electronics and communication Engineering
Priyadarshini college of engineering nagpur
Electronics and communication Engineering
Priyadarshini college of engineering nagpur
The AI Smart Mining Helmet is created to make mining workers safer by watching them in time. Sensors on the ESP32 gather information about health and the environment. GPS follows each worker’s position. The ESP32 reads the sensor data. When it sees danger it rings a buzzer and shows a warning on an OLED screen. At the time the ESP32-CAM takes pictures. A YOLO-based AI model looks for safety gear such as helmets, vests and boots. All the sensor data, location data and AI safety checks appear on a Streamlit dashboard over Wi-Fi. This lets the manager see how safe each worker is, from one screen.
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This paper proposed an AI-based Smart Safety Helmet designed to improve worker safety in mining and hazardous environments. The system uses ESP32, sensors, GPS, buzzer, ESP32-CAM, and YOLO AI to monitor the worker and surrounding conditions. The helmet monitors heart rate, temperature, gas, and fire-related conditions and provides alerts when unsafe conditions are detected. The camera and AI model support visual safety monitoring, while the real-time dashboard allows supervisors to monitor the worker remotely. The prototype shows that IoT, AI, sensors, and GPS can be combined to create a practical safety system. In the future, the system can be improved through better AI accuracy, sensor calibration, wireless reliability, battery backup, and real-world testing.
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10/24/2026
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