Jeni Moni
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Jeni Moni is an emerging researcher in the field of Internet of Things (IoT) and intelligent safety systems, with a primary focus on developing automated solutions for fire detection and emergency response. Her most cited work, "An Intelligent Fire Detection and Extinguishing Assistant System Using Internet of Things (IoT)" (2022), addresses a critical societal challenge: the risk to firefighters' lives during rescue operations. By integrating IoT sensors with automated extinguishing mechanisms, Moni proposes a system that can detect fires early and initiate suppression without human intervention, potentially reducing casualties among first responders. This paper has garnered 18 citations, signaling growing interest in her practical, life-saving approach. Moni’s contributions lie at the intersection of embedded systems, real-time data processing, and safety engineering, offering a scalable framework for smart building and industrial safety. Her work underscores a commitment to leveraging technology for social impact, particularly in developing regions where fire hazards are prevalent. As an early-career researcher, Moni’s focus on IoT-based automation positions her as a promising voice in the push toward safer, more responsive urban infrastructure.
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