Bosch moves Bad Wildbad: Intelligent fire early detection for more security

Bosch moves Bad Wildbad: Intelligent fire early detection for more security

Bad Wildbad, Deutschland - Bosch Building Technologies has recently implemented state -of -the -art solutions for fire detection in Bad Wildbad, a popular resort in the Black Forest. These measures aim to protect both visitors and nature from fire hazards. The focus is particularly on the Sommerbergbahn, which connects the core city of Bad Wildbad to the local recreation area on the Sommerberg. In particular, the upper section of the mountain railway, which runs through forested areas, makes these measures necessary.

As part of the implementation, a video -based fire -early detection, known as Aviotec, was installed along the mountain railway line. This advanced technology is able to recognize smoldering fires and small fire in seconds and to immediately alert the technology center at the mountain station. Rafael Lopez, the manager of the Sommerbergbahn, emphasizes the improved protection of the drive machine, which underlines the importance of this technology.

staggered security measures

In addition to video technology, the Wildfire Detection Service was set up to identify vegetation fires early. Around 500,000 guests visit the Sommerberg every year, which further reinforces the need for effective fire protection. Uncroiced detectors with alleys of alleys capture flue gases in the early smoldering fire and measure important ambient parameters such as temperature, humidity and air pressure.

The information collected is provided in a cloud-based BOS portal. This portal plays a crucial role by providing significant data to the emergency services that are necessary for quick and safe intervention. Andreas Wacker, forest area manager, emphasizes the importance of the shortened detection period, which is of great relevance for effective fire fighting. The sensors are installed at a height of about three meters on trees in the forest area of ​​Bad Wildbad to protect neuralgic points.

technological innovations for forest protection

In the case of an alarm of a sensor, the portal immediately sends relevant push messages to the smartphones of those involved. This includes important data such as temperature, air humidity and also weather parameters that are important for fire fighting. The Wildfire Detection Service extends over around 30 alleyers that are distributed along the hotspots for visitors on the Sommerberg.

The Bosch technology is not only relevant for fire fighting. It also enables continuous monitoring of forestry and helps to document and analyze climate changes, which can be invaluable for the future forestry. Another example of the importance of early warning systems shows in the Dryad initiative, which plans to develop its own infrastructure for forest fires and to protect large forest areas from fires by 2030.

For more information about the installation of the fire -burning detection, please visit Fireworld . Details on the technologies and their application can be found on Bosch Building Solutions and other backgrounds on the forest fire prevention measures on bosch.com .