Two Grade VI students from Birla Public School - Ayaan Shihab and Aaron Joy, have designed the Innovative Fire Suppression System for Vehicles (IFSSV), presented at the SIFQ Science India Forum Qatar (SIFQ) Science Exhibition.The IFSSV aims to tackle vehicle fires caused by electrical short circuits, overheating, collisions, fuel leakage or any other environmental reason, a statement said. The system integrates small water sprinklers filled with a fire-retardant liquid.The IFSSV has advanced fire detection sensors that promptly identify the onset of a fire. These sensors are acutely attuned to sudden rise in temperature and smoke detection, particularly in areas susceptible to short circuits.The sprinklers, designed to cover both the vehicle's interior and exterior, dispense a specially formulated, eco-friendly fire-retardant liquid, which is not harmful to humans and animals. This liquid is crafted to suppress fires swiftly without causing water damage to the vehicle’s electronics or interior, ensuring the safety of occupants and the vehicle itself. Also if a fire occur when passengers are absent, the system will automatically send an alarm to the vehicle's owner through a mobile application.The cost efficiency of the IFSSV is another notable aspect, underscoring the project's potential for wide adoption, reflecting a commitment to both safety and affordability. While the system is initially tailored for vehicles, its versatile design holds promise for adaptation in other settings prone to electrical fires, including airplanes and helicopters, the statement added.