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  • Materials Science
  • Optoelectronics
  • Artificial Intelligence

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  • Next-generation fire safety requires advanced flame detection and motion recognition.
  • In-sensor computing is crucial for integrated sensing and processing in flame detection.
  • Weak UV light detection capability limits current artificial vision systems in the solar-blind UV band.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a novel Ga2O3/In2Se3 heterojunction-based ferroelectric optoelectronic sensor (Fe-OES) array.
  • To achieve ultraweak UV light detection with high detectivity and configurable multimode functionality.
  • To demonstrate hardware-level functional capabilities for flame detection and recognition.

Main Methods:

  • Fabrication of a 5x5 pixel Ga2O3/In2Se3 Fe-OES array.
  • Utilizing ferroelectric regulation for enhanced UV light detection.
  • Integrating Fe-OES with leaky integration-and-fire neuron hardware and neuromorphic systems.
  • Employing lightweight convolutional neural networks and photosensitive artificial neural systems for flame processing.

Main Results:

  • Demonstrated ultraweak UV light detection with ultrahigh detectivity.
  • Successfully simulated insect visual system neurons for flame motion sensing.
  • Achieved efficient flame detection with terminal and cloud-based alarms.
  • Obtained 96.47% accuracy in flame motion recognition and 90.51% in flame light recognition.

Conclusions:

  • The Ga2O3/In2Se3 Fe-OES array offers a promising solution for advanced flame detection.
  • Ferroelectric regulation and neuromorphic integration enhance UV sensing capabilities.
  • This technology provides effective tools for complex flame detection and recognition tasks, improving fire safety systems.