Published July 25, 2025 | Version v1

Solar-Based E-Uniform for Soldiers in Extreme Temperature Conditions

  • 1. SND College of Engineering and Research Centre, Yeola, Maharashtra, India

Description

Military uniforms are designed to provide protection, but traditional fabrics often fail to regulate body temperature in extreme weather conditions. This paper presents a solar-powered, temperature-controlled E-Uniform for soldiers operating in extreme high or low temperatures. The system integrates a temperature sensor (DHT11), microcontroller (ATmega328P), solar panels, and heating/cooling mechanisms to maintain optimal body temperature. The uniform is lightweight, durable, and energy efficient, powered by a 12V DC lead-acid rechargeable battery charged via solar energy. Field tests confirm its effectiveness in extreme climates, offering a sustainable solution for soldier safety and comfort.

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Accepted
2025-06-17