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Nature-inspired 'Pyri' wildfire detector wins James Dyson Award
The device's low-cost, eco-friendly design, which uses wax and charcoal, could revolutionize wildfire detection, especially in remote areas.
A groundbreaking wildfire detector shaped like a pinecone, made from wax and charcoal, has earned the prestigious UK James Dyson Award. “Unlike traditional methods, which rely heavily on sensors, cameras and satellites—often limited by coverage, accuracy, and high costs—Pyri offers an effective, affordable solution suitable for extensive deployment, even in remote locations.” The device is low-cost, easy to install, and requires no maintenance, making it an ideal solution for large, remote areas prone to wildfires.
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