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Infrasound waves stop kitchen fires, but can they replace sprinklers?

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AI-driven infrasound technology demonstrates the ability to extinguish kitchen fires by using sound waves to disrupt oxygen supply, a method proven in scientific studies. This development offers developers and tech professionals a non-traditional approach to fire suppression that could revolutionize home safety systems. However, its effectiveness compared to traditional sprinklers remains under scrutiny.

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