In India, the School designed the Salvus Sensel Al to block roads during the soil offsets

The 10th grade of the World School of Public School of Design in the Hadean Square (Gampalu-Pradesh) of the Thakur Institute created a security system called the Salvre Steninel AI for protecting the mountains of shift effects. The device will automatically detect the threat of the slope offset, starts an alarm signal and activate the barriers on either side of the dangerous side of the road to stop the traffic movement.

The school monitor uses the Arduino microcontroller and three types of sensors: a ground sensor with a light sensor, a rain sensor to measure the intensity of gravity and the slope to track the surface offset. As the author said, the design and folding of the model were between 15 and 20 days, and the cost of the component was about 67,000 rupees.

The great science inspector Rajesh Gowey pointed out that the designer of Acme Thakur went into the three of the best objects in the district of children's science conference after the flying phase. Before practical applying to real mountain grass, the system will need to test the precision of sensors and reliability of barriers under different weather conditions.