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I agree with you. But this is a tricky problem. The alarms go off because there is smoke - the issue is that the smoke is not dangerous. How do you solve for t
by johnmaguire2013 6y ago
I agree with you. But this is a tricky problem.
The alarms go off because there is smoke - the issue is that the smoke is not dangerous. How do you solve for this? You could set a higher threshold for detection, but this also delays any response to the (very dangerous and urgent) problem.