Predictive EV Battery Health And Fire Detection System

The Predictive EV Battery Health and Fire Detection System provides a practical approach to monitoring the health and safety of electric vehicle batteries. The system monitors important battery parameters such as temperature, voltage, and current using suitable sensors. The collected data is processed by a microcontroller to identify abnormal battery conditions. A gas or smoke sensor can also help detect possible warning signs of battery failure. When a dangerous condition is detected, an alarm provides an early warning, and a relay can disconnect the battery or load during critical conditions. The system aims to improve battery safety, support battery health estimation, and reduce the risk of overheating and fire hazards. In the future, IoT and AI/ML techniques can be incorporated for remote monitoring and improved battery health prediction.

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