Kitchen Oil Pan Fire Experience System

The kitchen is one of the most frequently used areas in daily household life, yet accidents such as oil pan fires often catch people off guard. To help the public master proper emergency response skills, the kitchen oil pan fire simulation system was developed. This system recreates a highly realistic kitchen environment with interactive design, allowing users to learn fire-extinguishing techniques in a safe setting and enhance their safety awareness.

The system is modeled after an actual kitchen environment, equipped with simulated stovetops, cookware, fire extinguishers, and other props. It integrates an all-in-one console with 3D animation technology to dynamically demonstrate the entire process of an oil pan fire. Participants can use the touchscreen or physical props to simulate steps such as turning on the gas stove and observing the rising oil temperature. When a fire occurs, they can choose tools such as a lid, vegetables, or a fire extinguisher to suppress the flames. For instance, using a lid to cut off oxygen or covering the fire with vegetables to lower the temperature—the system provides real-time feedback through animations and voice prompts, making the learning process highly intuitive.

Unlike traditional instructional methods, this system emphasizes hands-on practice. For example, if a participant mistakenly chooses to use water to extinguish the fire, the screen simulates the scenario of the fire spreading and provides text explanations for the error, helping users deeply understand the correct approach. This blend of virtual and physical interaction is not only suitable for safety education activities in schools and communities but also serves as an engaging exhibit in fire safety exhibitions, attracting participants of all ages.

For homemakers, teenagers, or corporate employees, this system functions both as a safety education tool and a "simulated test ground" for emergency response training. Through repeated practice, users can quickly master the core steps: "turn off the gas, select the right tool, and operate steadily," enabling them to respond calmly in real fire emergencies and reduce accident risks. If needed, please contact us.