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Detectron
Detectron
Detectron
Detectron
2018

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Detectron

Drone

One of the major risks in underground mining is the accumulation of hazardous gases, like explosive methane and toxic carbon monoxide. There are stationary and handy gas sensors to prevent accumulation but both remain incapable of being flexible and efficient in big facilities. Consequently, many people still die due to gas-related accidents in underground mines. Detectrone is a drone designed for the safety of underground mines. It detects various gases, directs people in case of emergencies, and maps the tunnels in 3D. Due to its mobility, Detectrone can monitor hazardous gases over a wide area, and communicate with other drones to work efficiently.

JURY STATEMENT

A promising solution in the mining industry.

WINNER STATEMENT

I would like to give my thanks to the iF jury for supporting my idea which can raise awareness about miners who work under very difficult conditions. I am honored to be appreciated by the jury. My inspiration for Detectrone was the Soma Mine Accident in 2014, which caused the deaths of more than 300 workers in a facility with poor safety conditions.

UNIVERSITY

Izmir Technology Institute

Izmir, TR
DESIGN

Aybars Senyildiz

Izmir Technology Institute

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