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CONCLUSION 
The picture depicts of what would RMS do in real life 
situation. Local would be preview and remote indicates 
the clients site. It is quite evident that RMS would prove 
to be an asset in the area of early fire detection. It is quite 
easy to set up as it uses the established communication 
channel for the purpose of communication. The only 
requirement would be the hardware involved and also the 
RMS software. RMS would enable efficient monitoring 
of a remote area and it is definitely well suited to support 
early fire detection. 
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